Sarajevski atentat (1975)

Calificación de los usuarios:

5.2/10   

Director:

Veljko Bulajic

Escritores:

Vladimír Bor (writer)
Stevan Bulajic (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

31 octubre 1975 (Yugoslavia)

Género:

Drama | Historia

Frase comercial:

The fuse is lit . . . the seconds tick away . . .

Plot:

Historical depiction of the events preceding the political murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, would-be emperor of the Austro-Hungarian throne...

Plot Keywords:

Historical | Yugoslavia | Assassination | 1910s | WWI

Premios:

1 win

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Historical events about anarchist group who killed Austria-Hungary heir, Franz Ferdinand

Reparto

Christopher Plummer	...	Archduke Ferdinand
Florinda Bolkan	...	Sophie
Maximilian Schell	...	Djuro Sarac
Irfan Mensur	...	Gavrilo Princip
Rados Bajic	...	Nedeljko Cabrinovic
Ivan Vyskocil	...	Mehmedbasic
Libuse Safránková	...	Jelena
Otomar Korbelár	...	Emperor Franz Joseph
Wilhelm Koch-Hooge	...	Franz Conrad
Jirí Holý	...	Merizzi
Nelly Gaierová	...	Countess Langus
Jirí Kodet	...	Morsley
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Dusan Blaskovic
Jordanco Cevrevski
Rejhan Demirdzic
Miroslav Djordjevic
Branko Djuric
Hannjo Hasse
Jan Hrusínský	...	Trifko
Hans Klering
Viktor Maurer
Charles Millot
Safet Pasalic	...	Kabiljo
Bohumil Smída	...	Metzger
Jana Svandová

También conocida como:

Atentat u Sarajevu (Czechoslovakia: Czech title)
Der Tag, der die Welt veränderte (Alemania Occidental)
Merénylet Szarajevóban (Hungary)
Sarajevský atentát (Czechoslovakia: Czech title)
The Day That Shook the World (USA)
Atentado en Sarajevo (Venezuela) [es]

Duración:

Portugal:119 min | USA:111 min

País:

Yugoslavia | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | Alemania Occidental

Idioma:

Serbo-Croatian

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Sonido:

Mono

Clasificación:

Portugal:M/18 | USA:R

Compañía:

Filmové Studio Barrandov

Historical events about anarchist group who killed Austria-Hungary heir, Franz Ferdinand

¨The Day that shook the world¨ is a historic film providing a different look at the deeds leading to the known assassination of Archduke of Austria, Franz Ferdinand(Christopher Plummer) and his wife Sophie(Florinda Bolkan) that triggered WWI. This intriguing drama with interesting screenplay by Paul Jarrico contains description about the assassination preparation at charge a revolutionary group trained by an anarchist(Maximilian Schell). They organize a secret conspiracy to kill the empire Austrian-Hungarian's heir. The film describes efficiently the previous events surrounding and of course the final climax, the assassination which fired the spark of war. The movie is a little boring and slow moving but the story will like to historical events' enthusiastic.Spectacular sets and nice production design, however is urgently necessary a digital remastering but the copy is worn-out. The motion picture is regularly directed by Veljko Bulajic who directed another historic movie: Battle of river Neretva.

The historic events concern on Franz Josef I(played by Otomar), Emperor of Austria and Hungary from 1848 to 1916, spent most of his long reign seeking to hold his disparate empire together. He married to Empress Elizabeth, the famous Sissi(immortalized by Romy Schneider), an unhappy woman, who was fatally stabbed by an anarchist(Geneva in 1898). The Habsburg hold on Germany(under emperor William II) has steadily diminished and Frank Josef looked increasingly to the east as the basis for his power. Here he found nothing but trouble , Hungarian moves for independence, European opposition to the initiatives he took in the Balkans and eventually, war with Servia. When it came, the war was greeted with general rejoicing, troops set off with smiles for a land of darkness. The spark that set the world ablaze was the assassination of the royal couple, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie in Sarajevo on 28 June 1914. Never had war been waged on such scale, never had so many weapons been forged, never had armies been amassed in such numbers. The war was fought in the skies, on the seas, but most of all on land. At first it was a war of movement, Austrian and German army moved east to do battle against Servia and Russia. The criminal happening about Sarajevo assassination caused an incalculable disaster, the fate of its authors was the following : Danilo Ilic, death by hanging; Trifko Grabez death in prison; Misko Jovanovik, death by hanging; Jakov Milovik death by hanging; Velko Oubrilovik, death in prison; Mehmed escaped to Montenegro; and Labrinovik , death in prison.