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Elite Squad (Tropa de Elite)
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This film is based on the book Wagner Mura, where that story begins in Brazil. The writer Nascimento wanted to find an alternative person. But on the other hand, the writer wanted to track drug dealers and stay one step on the pope's arrival at Rio de Cainero in a story that seemed to be the most dangerous of the writer.
This film is based on the book Wagner Mura, where that story begins in Brazil. The writer Nascimento wanted to find an alternative person. But on the other hand, the writer wanted to track drug dealers and stay one step on the pope's arrival at Rio de Cainero in a story that seemed to be the most dangerous of the writer.
Actors:
Xando Graça,
Álamo Facó,
Patrick Santos,
Ivens Godinho,
Emerson Gomes,
Marcelo Cavalcanti,
Kauã Messias,
Anderson Mello,
Maria Ribeiro,
Rosana Barros,
Alvaro Diniz Viegas,
...»
Xando Graça
Álamo Facó
Patrick Santos
Ivens Godinho
Emerson Gomes
Marcelo Cavalcanti
Kauã Messias
Anderson Mello
Maria Ribeiro
9 November 1975, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rosana Barros
Alvaro Diniz Viegas
Country:
United States, International
Keywords:
#André Ramiro #Caio Junqueira #Elite Squad (Tropa de Elite) #Feijão Filmes #José Padilha #Posto 9 #Wagner Moura #|Zazen Produções
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September 18, 2008
Trying to address important and serious social issues in this violent world rather than just creating something sensationalistic or exploitative gives Elite Squad an edge over normal police thrillers.August 08, 2008
It is impressively made, but leaves a nasty taste in the mouth.September 17, 2008
[José Padilha] recariously pitches the squad's brute force as less a necessary evil than the outgrowth of an existing evil -- a no-win situation that mocks liberal ideals and warps conservative pragmatism into domestic terrorism.September 19, 2008
A poor man's City of God that suggests the only answer to the problems of Brazil's slums are blazing guns wielded by a neo-fascist police force.
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September 20, 2008
A depressing film that celebrates brute strength as the only means to stem the tide of violence and crime in Rio de Janeiro.September 25, 2008
Given that Brazil, as a Latin American moviemaking powerhouse, steadily produces vibrant, vital films of real impact and humanity, it's a crime itself that Elite Squad may be the only Brazilian film that American audiences see this year.
New York Times
September 19, 2008
Elite Squad is a relentlessly ugly, unpleasant, often incoherent assault on the senses from Brazil.September 19, 2008
With no star names and a tough subject, it will be hard sell despite being a runaway hit on its home turf.
Time Out
September 17, 2008
Elite Squad can't decide whether it wants to pull the lid back on what urban decay has wrought or simply open up a can of whup ass.September 15, 2008
It bears a resemblance to viscerally exciting seventies urban thrillers like The French Connection, in which only the fascists could do what needed to be done.September 19, 2008
For nearly two hours, Padilha bombards viewers with senseless, sickening violence for its own sake.January 13, 2009
A satisfactory enough cop movie, but not one that people will still be name checking years hence