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Gli anni spezzati

Titolo originale: Gallipoli
  • 1981
  • T
  • 1h 50min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,4/10
43.443
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Gli anni spezzati (1981)
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Due velocisti australiani affrontano la brutale realtà della guerra quando vengono inviati a combattere nella campagna di Gallipoli in Turchia durante la prima guerra mondiale.Due velocisti australiani affrontano la brutale realtà della guerra quando vengono inviati a combattere nella campagna di Gallipoli in Turchia durante la prima guerra mondiale.Due velocisti australiani affrontano la brutale realtà della guerra quando vengono inviati a combattere nella campagna di Gallipoli in Turchia durante la prima guerra mondiale.

  • Regia
    • Peter Weir
  • Sceneggiatura
    • David Williamson
    • Peter Weir
    • Ernest Raymond
  • Star
    • Mel Gibson
    • Mark Lee
    • Bill Kerr
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,4/10
    43.443
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Peter Weir
    • Sceneggiatura
      • David Williamson
      • Peter Weir
      • Ernest Raymond
    • Star
      • Mel Gibson
      • Mark Lee
      • Bill Kerr
    • 172Recensioni degli utenti
    • 59Recensioni della critica
    • 65Metascore
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    Mel Gibson
    Mel Gibson
    • Frank Dunne
    Mark Lee
    Mark Lee
    • Archy Hamilton
    Bill Kerr
    Bill Kerr
    • Jack
    Harold Hopkins
    Harold Hopkins
    • Les McCann
    Charles Lathalu Yunipingu
    Charles Lathalu Yunipingu
    • Zac
    • (as Charles Yunupingu)
    Heath Harris
    Heath Harris
    • Stockman
    Ron Graham
    • Wallace Hamilton
    Gerda Nicolson
    Gerda Nicolson
    • Rose Hamilton
    Robert Grubb
    Robert Grubb
    • Billy
    Tim McKenzie
    • Barney
    David Argue
    David Argue
    • Snowy
    Brian Anderson
    • Railway Foreman
    Reg Evans
    Reg Evans
    • Athletics Official 1
    Jack Giddy
    • Athletics Official 2
    Dane Peterson
    • Announcer
    Paul Linkson
    • Recruiting Officer
    Jenny Lovell
    Jenny Lovell
    • Waitress
    Steve Dodd
    • Billy Snakeskin
    • Regia
      • Peter Weir
    • Sceneggiatura
      • David Williamson
      • Peter Weir
      • Ernest Raymond
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    9ddilara

    Loved it as a Turk

    A "Johnny Turk" here, as they say in the movie, just watched the movie and I am very much under the effect of it. I loved the movie, I think they portrayed the senselessness of the war very effectively without making any side the villain. As obvious to anyone watching the movie, the Australians were the victims in the truest sense of the word. They died so needlessly for a cause that was not their own. When I was a kid my mother would always tell me that they were tricked into joining the war thinking they would get to see Europe. So the sentiment in Turkey about Australians and New Zealanders has been favoring them. It was never "what were they doing here!!!! :@" but it was "what were they doing here :(((((" and we love it that Australians still care so much that they come back to visit the land every year in scores whereas I am ashamed to say I haven't been to Gallipoli yet. One thing not so obvious from the movie is that just as it was not the Australians' war to fight, it was not the Turks' war to fight either. In the movie they keep referring to the Ottoman Empire as Turkey. It may seem small but it is a crucial difference because the very reason that Turks took part in the war was because some blind ottoman officers could not face the truth, couldn't see that Ottoman Empire was living its final days and they were blinded by the prospect of the "good old days" that they had to drag the country down with their grandiosity complex.

    Ataturk was in Gallipoli. After everything he said these words that have been embraced by the Turks towards our Anzac brothers: "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore, rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You, the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well."
    9SpringsNoir

    Not in top 250??

    I taught HS history and used very few commercial movies in teaching...the exceptions included GALLIPOLI and PATHS OF GLORY and the newer remake of ALL QUIET. I've never watched a film that builds plot, mood and theme any better than Gallipoli. While there are many light-hearted and humorous forays which add to character development, the ongoing drum-beat of the film is war, war, war--attack, attack, attack. I can't imagine any better musical score or musical editing:the juxtaposition of elegant Strauss waltzes the night before debarkation with the funereal Adagio as the troops cross the water is genius. I'm surprised that we haven't seen more of Marc Lee-the idealistic Archie. He does a wonderful job along with a VERY young Mel Gibson. When I showed the movie to my classes I was careful to watch THE STUDENTS as the final scenes arrived rather than the film. Now THAT was telling! I absolutely commend this film to all! (ADDED)BTW...Brits---try not to take the criticism of the military operation as criticism of YOU...I think the entire film was meant to be an indictment of war as an instrument of national policy. Your very own John Keegan observed that once wars begin, they have a way of creating their own momentum and justification. It's for this reason that Herodotus said that "all wars are popular in their inception". The film, as I viewed it, was about the futility of war, the fixation of military commanders to fix the "previous war" and the price we pay for stupidity. The lesson should not be lost on the US in Iraq either.
    8MovieAddict2016

    A great anti-war film

    Peter Weir has long been one of my favorite directors, and he has had a career consumed by subtle, quiet, lingering films. He can make the most banal concept seem thrilling and suspenseful; a perfect example is the Harrison Ford film "Witness." It could have easily become a stupid, insulting, exploitative "thriller." The ending is, in retrospect, quite ridiculous. But Weir has a strange ability to make anything seem realistic.

    "Gallipoli" is one of his older films, from 1981, and it stars a huge cast of names - most famous today, of course, Mel Gibson...whose name is now splattered across the front of the DVD case.

    The story is a true one and follows a group of young Australian men who join the ANZACs in World War I. They are sent to Gallipoli, and amidst personal and emotional turmoil they must learn to band together and fight the Turkish Army.

    The movie is long, as another reviewer on the site points out. But all of Weir's films are. What I didn't like about his most recent - "Master & Commander" - is that it used special effects (exteriors of ships, etc.) and action sequences (raging storms) to compensate for the slow bits... and came across (to me anyway) as quite dull and down-trodden.

    "Gallipoli" is a great film - slow, subtle, low-key. It's a bit like an Australian version of "All Quiet on the Western Front." I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys slower films and can appreciate character-driven dramas. Don't go near it if your attention span was dimming during "xXx2."
    BillThierfelder

    One of the great war films

    Once again, I've had the pleasure of showing this film to one of my College literature classes; we're studying the World War One poets of England, and this film shows my students in vivid detail what made this war so different from anything that had come before it. The world lost its innocence with "The Great War," and we are still reeling from the consequences a century later. Peter Weir's magnificent film follows the story of two best "mates" from the Australian outback and their sudden thrust into the realities of a new world order. Mel Gibson, Mark Lee, and a fine cast create the sense of brotherhood and horror that makes this film so profoundly moving. The last 20 minutes spares the audience no detail, and while more recent films like "Black Hawk Down" and "Saving Private Ryan" are perhaps more graphic, "Gallipoli" immerses us in the human loss more fully. In "Gallipoli" we get to know these friends in intimate detail, making the losses they suffer in the end truly gut wrenching. Five stars out of five stars.
    8kyle_c

    ***1/2 out of ****

    "Gallipoli" is a great little war film that is rarely mentioned, but one that can certainly stand up to the likes of "Saving Private Ryan" and movies of the big budget blockbuster kind. It tells the story of Archy (Mark Lee), a young Australian runner, and Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson), another runner. Both of them have great potential as runners, and they meet at a race where Archy beats Frank. Archy is running off to join World War I, and when it is revealed at the enlistment office that he is underage, Frank takes him to Perth to sign up there. Frank has no intention of joining the war, because he doesn't want to die for a cause that isn't really an Australian one. (An early Mel Gibson movie that takes an anti-British stance) Eventually he decides to join, and the rest of the story follows the two men in their various encounters throughout the war.

    The story is well told, focusing on the development of the two main characters rather than battle sequences. The two contrast each other. Frank is worldly, and cynical, not ready to die for a foolish cause, while Archy is naive and idealistic. It is an excellent study the way the two personalities react to the war.

    "Gallipoli" will rarely be mentioned in the same breath as most of the most famous war movies, but it is certainly one of the best at revealing the humanity that exists at the front lines. It is a well made film, and an extremely moving story.

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      Although he is wears an AIF uniform, Colonel Robinson is often mistaken for an Englishman because he has a clipped Anglo-Australian accent, typical of the time.
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      The Battle of the Nek was not a diversion for the British landing at Suvla, it was a diversion for an attack by New Zealand attack on Sari Bair.
    • Citazioni

      [first lines]

      Jack: What are your legs?

      Archy Hamilton: Springs. Steel springs.

      Jack: What are they going to do?

      Archy Hamilton: Hurl me down the track.

      Jack: How fast can you run?

      Archy Hamilton: As fast as a leopard.

      Jack: How fast are you going to run?

      Archy Hamilton: As fast as a leopard!

      Jack: Then let's see you do it!

    • Connessioni
      Featured in Sneak Previews: So Fine, Gallipoli, Cattle Annie and Little Britches, True Confessions, Rich and Famous (1981)
    • Colonne sonore
      Adagio in G Minor for Strings & Organ
      Composed by Tomaso Albinoni

      Performed by Orchestre de Chambre Jean-François Paillard

      R.C.A. Records

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    Dettagli

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    • Data di uscita
      • 7 maggio 1982 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Australia
    • Lingue
      • Inglese
      • Arabo
      • Francese
    • Celebre anche come
      • Gallipoli
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Gallipoli Beach, Coffin Bay, South Australia, Australia(setting: Anzac Cove)
    • Aziende produttrici
      • R&R Films
      • The Australian Film Commission
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    • Budget
      • 2.600.000 A$ (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 5.732.587 USD
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 5.738.604 USD
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