Alan Arkin
Charles Burke Elbrick
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Jan 30, 1998 · Four Days in September: Directed by Bruno Barreto. With Alan Arkin, Fernanda Torres, Pedro Cardoso, Luiz Fernando Guimarães. Brazillian urban guerrilla fighters kidnap the American Ambassador. Now, the diplomat's life hangs in the balance - helplessly caught between a government unwilling to cooperate - and his fear of the captors themselves.
- (5.2K)
- Action, Drama, History
- Bruno Barreto
- 1998-01-30
Plot. The film is a fictionalized version of the dramatic events of the abduction of the American ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick (played by Alan Arkin ). Elbrick was kidnapped in Rio de Janeiro by the Revolutionary Movement 8th October (MR-8) with the help of the Ação Libertadora Nacional.
- R$1.8 million
- Stewart Copeland
- 19 April 1997
- Lucy Barreto, Luiz Carlos Barreto
Feb 6, 1998 · Reviews. Four Days in September. Roger Ebert February 06, 1998. Tweet. Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. A quiet sadness hovers over "Four Days in September," the story of young Brazilian revolutionaries who are described even by a government torturer as "innocent kids with big dreams."
Four Days in September. Based on a true story, "Four Days in September" is a moving account of the kidnapping in September, 1969 of the American Ambassador to Brazil, played by...
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- Bruno Barreto
- R
- Alan Arkin
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Jan 30, 1997 · R, 1 hr 45 min. Based on a true story, "Four Days in September" is a moving account of the kidnapping in September, 1969 of the American Ambassador to Brazil, played by Alan Arkin.
"Four Days in September" examines the 1969 politically motivated kidnapping of the U.S. ambassador to Brazil. The Oscar nominated film is a realistic and believable dissection of the short lived international incident perpetrated by a small group of leftist extremists opposed to Brazil's military dictatorship. Unlike most such films, "Four Days..."
