
That was de case of “The Mission”, a 1986 British drama film. I don´t consider myself a religious person, let alone a catholic person, but I want to confess that I was captivated by this movie.
The film is about the Jesuits communities in Sacramento (today, Uruguay) named “missions”, a place to form and teach Catholics practice and European technical to Native Americans by Jesuits priest. This labor was disrupted as a result of disputes in Europe between Spain and Portugal monarchies about his relation with Jesuits, who had a great power in America. So, Portugal decides to eject Jesuits in these territories without worrying the work they have done and when they resist it, Portugal attacks without mercy.
Also his beautiful argument and screenplay, the mission has other artworks like legendary music by Ennio Morricone and his immortal Oboe. And don´t forget his beautiful photography about cataracts and sylvatic environment in general.
It seems very interesting, I'm going to watch it when I have time because I liked the description, besides it has the music of Ennio Morricone (the best, the best haha) Regards!
ResponderEliminarbeautiful movie, I really like every scene in it, especially how they portrayed the role of the Jesuits.
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