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The biggest film in South American cinema history, Elite Squad: The Enemy Within sees revered Lieutenant-Colonel Roberto Nascimento (Wagner Moura) and his second in command André Matias (Andre Ramiro) facing battles both on the streets and within the corrupt political system of Rio de Janeiro.
Following the bloody aftermath of a disastrously handled prison riot, Nascimento gets caught in a bloody political dispute that involves not only government officials, but also the deadly paramillitary groups known as the milicias.
Featuring scenes of breathtaking action and compelling drama, José Padilha's critically acclaimed blockbuster is based on a blend of intense research and real events, presenting a devastating vision of modern Rio and one man's fight against the system.
- Revolver Entertainment
- José Padilha
- 18
- Wagner Moura
- Andre Ramiro
- 2010
- Portuguese
- 1
- B
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The biggest film in South American cinema history, Elite Squad: The Enemy Within sees revered Lieutenant-Colonel Roberto Nascimento (Wagner Moura) and his second in command André Matias (Andre Ramiro) facing battles both on the streets and within the corrupt political system of Rio de Janeiro.
Following the bloody aftermath of a disastrously handled prison riot, Nascimento gets caught in a bloody political dispute that involves not only government officials, but also the deadly paramillitary groups known as the milicias.
Featuring scenes of breathtaking action and compelling drama, José Padilha's critically acclaimed blockbuster is based on a blend of intense research and real events, presenting a devastating vision of modern Rio and one man's fight against the system.
- Revolver Entertainment
- José Padilha
- 18
- Wagner Moura
- Andre Ramiro
- 2010
- Portuguese
- 1
- B
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Almost good as the first film
"Elite Squad: The Enemy Within" is a film about the reality on the slums in Rio de Janeiro and the corruption in the Brazilian politics. It's also the sequel to "The Elite Squad". Compared to the first film this one is not very focused on the action but on plot and in the relation between politics and policemen.
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