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"Che" the last hours
PG
La Higuera, October 8th, 1967. With the phrase in code, "Papa Cansado" (daddy is tired), the news of Che Guevara's capture was transmitted by radio to La Paz. It is said that Che was captured by a CIA agent named Felix Rodriguez, a Cuban known simply as one and all as Felix. But the man truly responsible for Che's capture was Captain Gary Prado, who commanded the platoon of Bolivian Rangers that surrounded Che and his men at the Quebrada del Churro.
So started the countdown of the drama that had only eighteen hours left to run. Many years have passed since that day, many of the witnesses dead, have disappeared, or are simply leading low profile existences. And yet many of the witnesses who witnessed the violence that day are very important, none more so than Julia Cortez, the school teacher at La Higuera who, apart from a few soldiers, was the only one who managed to talk to Che in the last hours of his life.
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Special Interest
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| Starring: |
Benjamin Bratt | Ryan Gosling
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Rob Macie | Franka Potente | Paul Vasquez | |
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| Directed by: |
Romano Scavolini
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| Language: |
English |
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English |
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| Length: |
60
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DVD
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| Features: |
Che's Final Hours | Quotes From Che Guevara | |
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