Drama
Brazil,Argentina,Chile,France,Germany,Peru,United Kingdom,United States of America
The Motorcycle Diaries is a biographical film released in 2004, directed by Walter Salles and based on the journals of Che Guevara, the iconic revolutionary leader of the Cuban Revolution. The movie recounts the adventures of Che Guevara and his best friend Alberto Granado, who embarked on a journey in 1952 to explore South America by motorcycle.
The journey spans over several months and takes them across different countries, including Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Venezuela. Through their journey, the two friends encounter people from all walks of life, experiencing the various social injustices and poverty plaguing the continent.
As they travel, they witness the exploitation of workers, miners, and indigenous people, and come to the realization that something needs to be done to address the inequalities that exist in society. Their experiences also open their eyes to the beauty of the continent, its people, and its rich cultural diversity.
The Motorcycle Diaries portrays the transformation of Che Guevara from a young medical student to a revolutionary leader. He begins to see the world through a more socialist lens, questioning the status quo, and advocating for change.
As the journey progresses, Guevara's journal entries become more political as he grapples with issues of injustice and inequality. The Motorcycle Diaries is an inspiring road trip adventure that offers a glimpse into the early life of one of the most revolutionary leaders of the 20th century.
