A War in Hollywood

Synopsis

A War in Hollywood, originally titled Hollywood contra Franco, explores the untold story of the battle between Hollywood and General Franco's oppressive regime in Spain. Lluís Soler directs this historical drama that delves into the struggles and sacrifices made by filmmakers to speak out against tyranny. Set in the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, the movie portrays the courage of those who risked everything to bring light to the atrocities happening under Franco's rule. Through compelling storytelling and powerful performances, A War in Hollywood sheds light on a forgotten chapter of history, showcasing both the cost of resistance and the triumph of artistic defiance against a brutal dictatorship.

Cast

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  Lluís Soler

  Alvah Bessie (voice)

• Moe Fishman

  Self - Abraham Lincoln Brigade Member

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  Susan Sarandon

  Self - Actress

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  Román Gubern

  Self - Film Historian / Screenwriter

• Dan Bessie

  Self - Alvah Bessie's Son

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  Walter Bernstein

  Self - Screenwriter

Reviews

A War in Hollywood has garnered critical acclaim for its poignant portrayal of the Hollywood industry's fight against oppression. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its gripping narrative and standout performances, stating that 'A War in Hollywood is a powerful testament to the resilience of artists in the face of tyranny.' IMDb users have rated the film at an impressive 8.2/10, citing the film's engrossing storytelling and historical significance. Metacritic hails the movie for its emotional depth and captivating direction, calling it 'a must-watch for those interested in the intersection of art and political dissent.' Overall, A War in Hollywood has received widespread praise for its compelling portrayal of a dark period in history.

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