Sekigun-P.F.L.P: Sekai sensô sengen, Documentary, 1971 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War
  • Déclaration de guerre mondiale: armée rouge, front de libération palestinie (France)
  • Armata Rossa. Dichiarazione della guerra mondiale (Italy)
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5812281965 Hitachi UH 03 [*]
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5812271972 Mazda Grand Familia [*]
5812061960 Mercedes-Benz 180 [W120] [*]
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5812121962 Mercedes-Benz 190 [W110] [*]
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5812291959 Nissan Diesel UG 680 [*]
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5812131969 Plymouth Valiant [*]
5812081971 Renault 16 [*]
5812161969 Rover 3500 MkI [P6B] [*]
5812111965 Škoda 1000 MB [*]
5812141968 Sunbeam Minx Estate [*]
5812101968 Sunbeam Rapier [*]
5812151971 Volkswagen 1302 [Typ 1] [*]


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Lateef NO

◊ 2013-03-17 21:19

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Ingo DE

◊ 2013-03-17 21:54

 A documentary about the "Black September" 1970? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September_in_Jordan

Lateef NO

◊ 2013-03-17 21:56
Quote In 1971, Koji Wakamatsu and Masao Adachi, both having ties to the Japanese Red Army, stopped in Palestine on their way home from the Cannes festival. There they caught up with notorious JRA ex-pats Fusako Shigenobu (see “Jasmine on the Muzzle,” Bidoun 17 Flowers) and Mieko Toyama in training camps to create a newsreel-style agit-prop film based off of the “landscape theory” (fûkeiron) that Adachi and Wakamatsu had developed. The theory, most evident at work in A.K.A. Serial Killer (1969), aimed to move the emphasis of film from situations to landscapes as expression of political and economical power relations.

In 1974 Adachi left Japan and committed himself to the Palestinian Revolution and linked up with the Japan Red Army. His activities thereafter were not revealed until he was arrested and imprisoned in 1997 in Lebanon. In 2001 Adachi was extradited to Japan, and after two years of imprisonment, he was released and subsequently published Cinema/Revolution [Eiga/Kakumei], an auto-biographical account of his life.

sixcyl FR

◊ 2013-03-18 22:35

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