|
Mississippi Burning Cinema
|
"Mississippi Burning Cinema" |
 |
Genre
: |
Drama Cinema,
Political Thriller Cinema,
Detective Film Cinema.
|
Year
: |
1988 |
Director
: |
Director Alan Parker.
|
Actors
: |
Gene Hackman Cinema,
Willem Dafoe Cinema,
Frances McDormand Cinema,
Brad Dourif Cinema,
R. Lee Ermey Cinema,
Gailard Sartain Cinema,
Stephen Tobolowsky Cinema,
Michael Rooker Cinema,
Pruitt Taylor Vince Cinema,
Badja Djola Cinema,
Kevin Dunn Cinema,
Lois Allen Cinema,
Tobin Bell Cinema,
Virginia Bennett Cinema,
Dwight Boyd Cinema,
Stephen Wesley Bridgewater Cinema,
John Brook Cinema,
Daniel Chapman Cinema,
Marc Clement Cinema,
Robert F. Colesberry Cinema,
Stanley W. Collins Cinema,
Zeke Davidson Cinema,
Ralnardo Davis Cinema,
Ron de Roxtra Cinema,
Dan Desmond Cinema,
Brenda Dunlap Cinema,
James Eric Cinema,
Robert Erickson Cinema,
Frankie R. Faison Cinema,
John P. Fertitta Cinema,
Howard Feuer Cinema,
Harry S. Franklin Cinema,
Charles Franzen Cinema,
Linda Fuller Cinema,
Pat Funderburk Cinema,
Ed Geldart Cinema,
Barbara Gibson Cinema,
Cullen Gilliland Cinema,
Jake Gipson Cinema,
Robert Glaudini Cinema,
Gladys Greer Cinema,
Mert Hatfield Cinema,
George Isbell Cinema,
Doug Jackson Cinema,
Barry Davis Jim Sr. Cinema,
Dianne Lancaster Cinema,
James Lloyd Cinema,
Ken Magee Cinema,
Tom Mason Cinema,
George Mason Cinema,
Ethel L. Mayes Cinema,
James Arnold Mayes Cinema,
Lannie Spann McBride Cinema,
Darius McCrary Cinema,
Mark Jeffrey Miller Cinema,
Gary Moody Cinema,
James F. Moore Cinema,
Geoffrey Nauffts Cinema,
Park Overall Cinema,
Alisa R. Patrick Cinema,
Bob Penny Cinema,
Bernice Poindexter Cinema,
Rev. Harry Quick Cinema,
Judy Sasser Cinema,
Paul Saveles Cinema,
Larry Shuler Cinema,
Jesse Merle Speaks Cinema,
Tonea Stewart Cinema,
Juliet Taylor Cinema,
Simeon Teague Cinema,
E.A. Thrall Cinema,
Lou Walker Cinema,
Rick Washburne Cinema,
Daniel Winford Cinema,
Georgia F. Wise Cinema,
Billie Jean Young Cinema,
Rick Zieff Cinema,
Frederick Zollo Cinema.
|
| |
|
|
File
information: |
Runtime: |
127:00 |
Codec: |
dvd-rip |
Size: |
849.97 Mb |
|
|
|
Storyline:
Mississippi Burning is an all-names-changed dramatization of the Ku Klux Klan's murders of three civil rights workers in 1964. Investigating the mysterious disappearances of the three activists are FBI agents Gene Hackman (older, wiser) and Willem Dafoe (younger, idealistic). A Southerner himself, Hackman charms and cajoles his way through the tight-lipped residents of a dusty Mississippi town while Dafoe acts upon the evidence gleaned by his partner. Hackman solves the case by exerting his influence upon beauty-parlor worker Frances McDormand, who wishes to exact revenge for the beatings inflicted upon her by her Klan-connected husband Brad Dourif. Many critics took the film to task for its implication that the Civil Rights movement might never have gained momentum without its white participants; nor were the critics happy that the FBI was shown to utilize tactics as brutal as the Klan's. The title Mississippi Burning is certainly appropriate: nearly half the film is taken up with scenes of smoke and flame. |
|
|
| |
| |
Mississippi Burning Cinema |
