Franco… ese hombre

1963
Franco… ese hombre
4.8| 1h36m| en| More Info
Released: 28 December 1963 Released
Producted By: Chapalo Film
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A documentary that takes a broad overview of the life of the self-Leader, which is a review of the history of the twentieth century so far. Thus, the main events of the century are analyzed through the experience of Franco, who starred in many of them in this historic document which brings together, among others, Alfonso XIII, Mussolini, Lenin, Primo de Rivera, Azaña or Roosevelt.

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Adolfo Larios This movie is one of the best to show the former Spanish head-of-state. There are various biographies, mainly by English, that portray the General in his most negative aspects. This movie at least shows the qualities of him, not as a governing figure, but also as a human being that was raise as a child and became a hero in the War with Morocco. It is not only of Franco, but also of Spanish history in the beginning of the 20th century. It also shows the personal and emotional aspects of the wars and some acts of heroism. It also denounces the inabilities of the 2nd Republic, which is sometimes held as a pure democratic government, when in fact was not. This movie has many parts that show different sides of the General and how the Spanish history of the time affected him. However, the main point of this movie was made for showing what Francisco Franco really was: a man.
BITELCHUS I can write at all...I´m laughing yet!! After seeing this movie... why not a Peace Nobel Adward for Dictator Franco??? Ha, Ha, Ha... It could be ex-aequo with Saddam Hussein!! They were both good people according to their regimes!! Ha, Ha, Ha!!
naddia I have just read the review of this film and am absolutely... what is the word? The word you use when you can't believe how ignorant some people are and can't really come up to terms with their strange version of reality.Franco WAS a dictator. It's just a plain straight-forward fact. When you can't speak freely, act freely or thing freely, you are in the middle of what sort of political system?This film was made as pure propaganda, what else could be done when such a guy is in power? Something he will like.The film isn't bad, basically most of it is footage and voice overs, but the content is pure reality-manipulation. As such, it may be interesting to watch it, as mass-communication-manipulation if anyone is interested in such studies. Nothing else.Best regards
victor_mella OK. I just write here because I`ve just seen the (until now) only review, and I just can´t allow that guy to represent my country. Nowadays in Spain there are few people who thinks that Franco was not a dictator, or that have a positive vision of that tyrant. This movie is one of the most funny flicks I´ve ever seen, because it´s like a comic telling how the Generalisimo battled against the Forces of Red Evil and guided Spain to magnificent times of peace and prosperity. The reality?: Franco was an ambitious general that took advantage of an age of commotion to obtain the power, and just kept it by serving the interests of the rich and powerful, as he kept Spain in a permanent age of backwardness and decadence. That´s the truth to the 95% of my countrymen, at least. And this film is just the pathetic example of the cheap propaganda he used to kept the power. I mean, in Spain we don´t recall the figure of Franco with anger; I think slight would be a more appropriate word. So, if anyone is reading this (which I doubt), just be sure that, to my country, Francisco Franco WAS a dictator, and this films truly describes him only as "Perry Mason" described the real legal world (That´s right: nothing to do with reality).