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Gallipoli

  • Minissérie de televisão
  • 2015
  • 44 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,9/10
2,6 mil
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Gallipoli (2015)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFour young Australian boys join the military and are sent to Gallipoli.Four young Australian boys join the military and are sent to Gallipoli.Four young Australian boys join the military and are sent to Gallipoli.

  • Artistas
    • Kodi Smit-McPhee
    • Harry Greenwood
    • Sam Parsonson
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,9/10
    2,6 mil
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    • Artistas
      • Kodi Smit-McPhee
      • Harry Greenwood
      • Sam Parsonson
    • 43Avaliações de usuários
    • 1Avaliação da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Kodi Smit-McPhee
    Kodi Smit-McPhee
    • Thomas 'Tolly' Johnson
    • 2015
    Harry Greenwood
    Harry Greenwood
    • Bevan Johnson
    • 2015
    Sam Parsonson
    Sam Parsonson
    • Dave Klein
    • 2015
    Tom Budge
    • Cliff Sutton
    • 2015
    James Callis
    James Callis
    • Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
    • 2015
    John Bach
    John Bach
    • Sir Ian Hamilton
    • 2015
    Nicholas Hope
    Nicholas Hope
    • Walter Braithwaite
    • 2015
    Anthony Hayes
    Anthony Hayes
    • Anthony Chandler
    • 2015
    Matt Nable
    Matt Nable
    • Harry Perceval
    • 2015
    Leon Ford
    Leon Ford
    • Charles Bean
    • 2015
    Ashleigh Cummings
    Ashleigh Cummings
    • Celia Houghton
    • 2015
    Anthony Phelan
    • Sir William Birdwood
    • 2015
    Paul English
    Paul English
    • Cecil Aspinall
    • 2015
    Curtis Clarke
    Curtis Clarke
    • ANZAC Soldier
    • 2015
    David Whiteley
    David Whiteley
    • Cyril Brudenell White
    • 2015
    Glen Hancox
    • Malcolm Ross
    • 2015
    David Paterson
    • Marcus Ledwidge
    • 2015
    Travis Jeffery
    Travis Jeffery
    • Henry (Stewie) Stewart Watson
    • 2015
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    johnboescoulthard

    Surprisingly good ....

    When this aired I saw a few minutes and turned it off. I thought it looked lame and cliched. I decided to see a full episode this year and thought it was outstanding, and the other epis followed in quick succession. Yes, the characters are a bit shallow and it leans heavily on its good production value, which is strong for an Australian produced TV series. But the characters are never cliched excepted in isolated moments. I can see the temptation for Australian productions to slam the Brits as dummies in the WWI context, but ironically Sir Ian Hamilton to probably the most sympathetic and well-rounded character in the series. There is great attention to historical accuracy, and the broad scope of events is very informative to the layman, and full of neat surprises of historical details for those who appreciate it. Maybe it is patriotism calling that I give it 10/10, but Anzac history is of personal interest to me and I find it a shame the show bombed. It's not often we see quality Aussie stuff unfortunately.
    8scott-689-51204

    Overall Very Good!

    Overall, this was a very good series. For the most part, I thought this was a very realistic portrayal of the actual battle. There are little flaws and goofs here and there, (for instance soldiers smoking filtered cigarettes that didn't come into existence until the late 40s early 50s.), but I have a habit of spotting little details that are out of place more so than the average person. The actors portrayals of the historical characters was for the most part spot on. I did have issues with the accuracy of the soldiers in combat. There wasn't the shock and paralyzing fear that is common to soldiers engaged in combat for the first time. Additionally the post battle stress was not really portrayed well at all. Still, the series has a lot of merit and does represent the history of Galipoli well. I do recommend it!
    8d-JCB

    A haunting tale of Australian history...

    Gallipoli (TV series) (2015) - Glendyn Ivin

    8/10

    fantastic Aussie series directed by the talented Glendyn Ivin & written by Christopher Lee, stepping up to the plate with quality story telling, cinematography & production values up to the international standards… this is not a patriot story, this is a brutal recall of events that happened at Gallipoli in 1915 focusing on 4 young Aussie boys who enlisted to fight the Turks alongside the British, Kiwis, French & Indians… what unravels is an 8 month campaign of death, struggle, sickness, blistering heat & ice cold winter…

    throughout there's a lot of humanity shown within the young Anzac's right up to the commanding officers, even with what seems like impossible odds to overthrow the Turks & get to higher ground… with over 80000 casualties, even more from the Turkish side, the beautiful landscape is the setting for a bloody battlefield that seems to never end or with much progress, until the last body drops to the ground …

    it was great to see this story told in such a bold manner, with an amazing score by Stephen Rae, stunning cinematography by Germain McMicking & brilliant performances across the board, especially the leads Kodi Smit-McPhee, Nicholas Hope & Harry Greenwood, this is a tour De force of our nations history, something that we all should remember or should i say "lest we forget"… a haunting tale that all Aussies should embrace as a reminder of what the diggers sacrificed for our nation & the king of England…

    props goes to all the local involved i know who helped make this such an amazing series Anthony Littlechild Thomas Formosa-Doyle Kat Schachte Lee Norris Robert Connolly Chris Hocking Emma Bortignon
    7tomsview

    Episodes 1 & 2

    One powerful memory I have of growing up was a photograph on the mantelpiece in my Grandmother's house of her brother who was killed on the second day at Gallipoli. He was a signaller; it would have been hard to get insurance for a man whose job was to stand up in full view and wave a couple of brightly coloured flags. Inevitably his luck ran out - he was 21 years old.

    Even without that family connection, I have always found the Gallipoli campaign fascinating, not just for the battle, but for what it means to Australians, and how our collective memory about it has changed over the decades. Each generation reinterprets it to fit the times we live in.

    And that is the big problem for any filmmaker: which Gallipoli do you make? The one with the Anzacs as exceptional warriors who showed the British, Turks, and the world a thing or two - more or less the memory that existed between the two world wars and into the 1950's - or do you go for the Anzacs as tragic victims, sacrificial lambs to the incompetence of senior officers and politicians; the image that has been finely-honed over the last couple of decades.

    The filmmakers have gone for something between the two. Getting the tone right was the critical thing. There is no glorification of war here. The series is built around pale-looking Thomas 'Tolly' Johnson played by Kodi Smit-McPhee, although hardly the epitome of the Bronzed Anzac, he nonetheless demonstrates inner strength as the campaign progresses.

    And as for the first day of battle, which occupies the whole of the first episode, I think the filmmakers caught a feeling for the event as described in the many histories, however there are two things worth pointing out.

    The first could be put down to artistic licence. Although real shots of the terrain are married with recreations shot in Australia, the hills beyond Anzac Cove were actually more densely covered in underbrush in the beginning of the campaign than shown in this depiction. Of course it would have been just as hard to film in dense brush as it was to fight a battle in it.

    My other point is more critical. What about the Kiwis? New Zealanders have often felt that Australians have hi-jacked the whole of the Anzac story - not so if you read C.E.W. Bean - but they may have a point here. Although the filmmakers have gone for an impression of the landing, with an amalgam of actions fought by various units, it seems to take place mainly on the left of Anzac. New Zealanders do appear in later episodes, but the scriptwriters could easily have included them on the day of the landing because in reality they arrived with fresh troops in the afternoon to reinforce the exhausted Australians on the left - it was a decisive moment.

    That aside, this is a brave attempt to tell a complex story. Although some budget limitations do show - the big Turkish counter-attack needed a bigger canvas - the aftermath with the armistice and the burial of the bodies really hits home.

    It's more polished than the "Anzacs" mini-series, but does not eclipse Weir's "Gallipoli" that 'buddy movie' par excellence set against one momentous event in a big campaign. Instead, this "Gallipoli" covers that big campaign including the Diggers on the beach, the Turks in the hills facing them, the High Command at sea sipping scotch and sodas, the journalists trying to expose the whole mess, and even a few flashbacks showing happier times before the war. It was a lot to cram in, but it all works once you get a feel for it, and there are touches of brilliance; John Bach's General Hamilton in particular.

    There are more episodes to come, but the tone has been set. On one level, the filmmakers have made an affecting drama, while on the other, they have given those who know little of the story a better understanding about what happened in that terrible place one hundred years ago.
    9afsarsal

    Atatürk, 1934

    Those heroes who 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 Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country to 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.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 9 de fevereiro de 2015 (Austrália)
    • País de origem
      • Austrália
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Turco
      • Francês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Ґалліполі
    • Locações de filme
      • Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Austrália(The 25 April 1915 landing was recreated on the Mornington Peninsula.)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Nine Network Australia
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      44 minutos
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      • Dolby Digital
    • Proporção
      • 16:9 HD

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