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Praise for the film often highlights its documentary-like realism and its refusal to shy away from difficult political truths.

“State of Siege is presented so plainly that it feels almost like a documentary ... capturing the soul of a continent trapped between imperialism and revolution.” Rotten Tomatoes subtitle State.of.Siege.1972.720p.BluRay.x264.[...

The "wonderful subtitles" are essential, as the film is primarily in French and Spanish. Reviewers from Blu-ray.com describe the English translation as "excellent" and easy to follow. Community Perspectives Praise for the film often highlights its documentary-like

Unlike typical thrillers, State of Siege begins with its ending: the discovery of the body of Philip Michael Santore (played by Yves Montand), a U.S. official kidnapped by the Tupamaro guerrillas in Uruguay. Reviewers from Blu-ray

Costa-Gavras avoids simple melodrama, instead presenting a cold, logistical look at how both sides—the state and the revolutionaries—justify violence in the name of their respective ideologies. Technical Review: 720p BluRay & Subtitles

“The direction never lets up in keeping you tense, even before the assassination... a timeless monument to what political cinema can be.” Facebook · Sayan Chattaraj · 8 months ago