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2009/10 Season
MONGOL
Kazak/Russ/Mong/Germany 2007 (15) Hollywood Film Theatre -
2 November 2009
- 7.30pm
Held as a curiosity in a cage by a Chinese overlord, Temudjin looks back over his childhood and struggle for survival and meditates on uniting Mongolia's warring factions. Breathtakingly physical and vivid, and with authentic locations and a gripping leading player, this is a superb visualisation of Genghis Khan's pre-Khan life.
AUDIENCE COMMENTS:
The landscape, the music, the faces! Even without the story, this is a fantastic film;
"A horse is more important than a woman". Those Mongols knew a thing or two;
Amazing fingernails;
Far too much blood and gore and macho cliches saved only by the photography;
A Mongolian "Braveheart", only without the mildly amusing pathos to lighten the tone.
© 2011 Ipswich Film Society
126 minutes
Directed by
Sergei Bodrov
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