Tonight on Amazon: Nick Nolte’s best role was enrolled

Nicaragua, in 1979. In Managua, capital is fire and blood among the Sandin revolutionaries with dictator Somoza troops, American journalists Russell Prime, Alex Grazier and Claire Sheridan covered the risk events of their lives. They take more risk because, soon, the circumstances are pushing them to perform neutrality …

Now at the age of 80, Roger Spotizwood remains a director in the eyes of a very famous general public. Start her career as editor for Big Sam Beijing, Straw Dogs and Pat Garrett & Billy Kid (not exactly small works), Walter Hill’s scenario authored for 48 hours, which defines the genre A friendly movieHe didn’t really know how to print his brand in the 90’s and beyond; He is responsible for being some industrial disasters, such as an unparalleled (and unbearable …) comedy, where my mother throws with Sylvester Stallone.

In 1983, a year earlier, with Roland Joff’s masterpiece in front of La Tear, and three years before Oliver Stone, who signs the terrible Salvador, Roger Spotizwood signed a very famous film under the fire. The parallel between these three works is not artificial. He raises the question of the journalist’s gaze about the objectivity of which he is a witness.

The firmly staged and, above all, impeccably bears Nick Nolte, who finds one of the best roles of his career here, with the no less powerful gene Hakman, inspired by the fire.

ABC Channel Journalist, Bill Stewart and his translator, Juan Espinoza, the murder of the Nicaragua National Guard murder on June 20, 1979, when the country collapsed in the middle of the Civil War. Pictures taken by a journalist-which will cost him a life expectancy in the United States in the national television and cause a shock wave, which undermines the support of the dictator Anastasio Somoza, who is in power.

The film will be a very severe internal failure when it comes out, but fortunately, after it is widely evaluated. The cinema committed and broke it because we knew how to do it in the 80’s, which is undoubtedly the best work of the filmmaker. View (or review!) Video bonus.