Like Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now, Michael Cimino’s Journey to the End of Hell is one of the first American films to deal with the – still taboo – subject of the Vietnam War and its psychological impact on its veterans.
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The story takes place in 1968. Mike, Steven, Nick, Stan and Axel work at a steel mill in Clairton, Pennsylvania and form a small, tight-knit gang. But their peace is overturned by the Vietnam War when the three of them are mobilized to go into battle…
Michael Cimino’s second feature film, Journey to Hell’s End It is the only one in his filmography that was recognized as an undisputed success upon its release in 1978. Awarded an Oscar for Best Picture, this edgy and charming mural, flanked by unforgettable scenes (deer hunting, Russian roulette, and more) is a true monument. of the 7th art.
In addition to its staging power, Journey to Hell’s End Based on the masterful interpretation of its actors: Robert De Niro, who lives up to his reputation as a perfectionist by living intimately in the small town of Clairton six weeks before filming; John Casale in his latest film; But a whole new generation of actors, from John Savage to Meryl Streep, through Christopher Walken, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
Journey to Hell’s End Michael Cimino with Robert De Niro, Christopher Walken, Meryl Streep…
from the age of 12
Tonight on Arte at 20:50.
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