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The Colors of the Mountain (2010)

The Colors of the Mountain (2010)
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Aspiring nine-year-old goaltender Manuel finds human conflict intruding on his dreams of soccer greatness in this affecting drama from Colombia. Manuel has the dedication and devotion of a great athlete. When his father gives him a soccer ball, the excited young boy begins diligently developing his skills in front of the net. When Manuel's ball lands in a nearby minefield, the headstrong youngster convinces pals Julián and Poca Luz that it's worth risking death to recover his prized possession. Just then, the first signs of a violent struggle cast a dark shadow over the dangerous endeavor. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Hernan Mauricio Ocampo, Nolberto Sanchez, (more)
Director(s):
Carlos César Arbeláez
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of The Colors of the Mountain

Aspiring nine-year-old goaltender Manuel finds human conflict intruding on his dreams of soccer greatness in this affecting drama from Colombia. Manuel has the dedication and devotion of a great athlete. When his father gives him a soccer ball, the excited young boy begins diligently developing his skills in front of the net. When Manuel's ball lands in a nearby minefield, the headstrong youngster convinces pals Julián and Poca Luz that it's worth risking death to recover his prized possession. Just then, the first signs of a violent struggle cast a dark shadow over the dangerous endeavor. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
107 mins

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Director(s):
Carlos César Arbeláez
Writer(s):
Carlos César Arbeláez
Producer(s):
Juan Pablo Tamayo
Categories:
Drama, Foreign
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    Oscar P.

    Caught in the middle of a civil war, these children and their families are tormented by both sides in order to join eaches cause. Have no ideal what the synopsis is talking about, but this was what the movie was more like.

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    Tom P.

    Good people being torn between political factions. The film shows that these good people can be destroyed by whoever can maintain the greatest fear. Children under these conditions grow up in a hostile environment that tears families apart with great danger to their children living there. This film is well written and well acted with little political side taking. Just tells it like it is. Strong movie with good acting. Hart to forget the turmoil for people living there.

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    Judy S.

    i sorta liked this movie, even though it filmed in another country. it showed another side of life that i was unaware of. the political unrest was frightenly unappropriate. i thought this was highly dangerous to the people in the movie.

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