Bleak, dull and slow-moving adaptation of Albert Camus' 1947 novel.
The Plague (1993)
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Runtime: 1 hr 45 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Based on Albert Camus' brilliant novel "La Peste," set in Oran, Algeria in 1947, Puenzo's 1992 filmic version sets the story in an unnamed South American city (most likely Buenos Aires), with... Based on Albert Camus' brilliant novel "La Peste," set in Oran, Algeria in 1947, Puenzo's 1992 filmic version sets the story in an unnamed South American city (most likely Buenos Aires), with certain allegorical overtones to the 20th century's "plague" of military dictatorships and superficially that of AIDS. The story focuses primarily on the fate of three men left in a city quarantined and sealed off when a fatally contagious disease runs rampant. [More]
Starring: William Hurt, Robert Duvall, Raul Julia, Jean-Marc Barr
Starring: William Hurt, Robert Duvall, Raul Julia, Jean-Marc Barr, Sandrine Bonnaire
Director: Luis Puenzo
Director: Luis Puenzo
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