Movie Review: THE MISSION, 1986

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Tribute review for Jeremy Irons who was born today. One of his best films.

THE MISSION MOVIE POSTERTHE MISSION, 1986
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Directed by Roland Joffe
Starring: Robert DeNiro and Jeremy Irons
Review by Jeremy Richards

In 18th century South America Jesuit Father Gabriel (Irons) has come to set up a mission for the Native Guarani Indians. However, other more unscrupulous men like Rodrigo Mendoza (De Niro) are reaping the rewards of the slave trade. Enter Altamirano (Ray McAnally) a man who must decide whether the Jesuit missions will be left in safety or shut down for good. The final decision will pit men against each other as they hold steadfast for their beliefs and the rights of the Guarani.SYNOPSIS:

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The Mission is an immense film. It comes from director Roland Joffe who strived to elaborate on the viewer’s experience. The Mission has a documentary feel in its vast ambition of…

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