| Anno | 1961 |
| Genere | Drammatico |
| Produzione | USA |
| Durata | 72 minuti |
| Regia di | Kent MacKenzie |
| Attori | Mary Donahue, Homer Nish, Clydean Parker, Tom Reynolds (II), Rico Rodriguez (II) Clifford Ray Sam, Eddie Sunrise, Yvonne Williams. |
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Sognano l'integrazione i giovani indiani americani che nei primi anni Sessanta vivono a Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, senza antiche radici e senza nuove identità, e attraversano la notte a tempo di jazz.
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Documentario girato in 35 mm e in bianco e nero, The Exiles è una storia di emigrazione forzata, solitudine e sopraffazione a Los Angeles tra i nativi d'America che hanno abbandonato le riserve per vivere nella metropoli.
The critic and historian Norman M. Klein has called Los Angeles “the most photographed and least remembered city in the world.” Given the truth of this, the restoration and long-delayed commercial release of “The Exiles,” a 1961 film about a largely forgotten corner of that deceptively bright city, is nothing less than a welcome act of defiant remembrance.
Never released theatrically and all but unseen in the 50 years since shooting began, "The Exiles" is a lost Los Angeles treasure about a culture that disappeared and haunting neighborhoods that are no more. That we have it with us again is little short of miraculous. Directed by Kent Mackenzie and showing for a week at UCLA's Billy Wilder Theater in Westwood's Hammer Museum, "The Exiles" offers a [...] Vai alla recensione »