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5 mujeres marcadas aka Jovanka y las otras. 1960 movie directed by Martin Ritt. Grim movie about WWII yugoslav partisans with Silvia Mangano, Jeanne Moreau, Vera Miles, Barbara Bel Geddes, Carla Gravi
5 mujeres marcadas aka Jovanka y las otras. 1960 movie directed by Martin Ritt. Grim movie about WWII yugoslav partisans with Silvia Mangano, Jeanne Moreau, Vera Miles, Barbara Bel Geddes, Carla Gravi
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What a good movie. Not a typical war film. Gritty story showing both men and women as brave soldiers . Way ahead of its time. Should be made today.
This is an underrated, outstanding film. Gritty and realistic, not many war pictures show the hardships of women caught up in politics and battle...it was so intense, at times I thought I couldn't take it. If I were a teacher...middle or high school, I would show it to my students. Especially those thinking of joining the military. War reduces humans almost to animals, and worse. This picture is very thought-provoking. Thank you for the upload. 🌹
@denismarcel2295
Жыл бұрын
Si vis pacem para bellum Ce dicton latin montre à quel point les hommes sont incapables de vivre en paix .
@LifeLuvWe
Жыл бұрын
Strongly agree💐⚡
@patsywhitten4739
Жыл бұрын
Please don't insult animals. They dont rape kill torture for pleasure control bec ubthinkbu r superior and they deserve to be abused tiryured killed. No not animals. Monsters. In deepest darkest ignorance!!!
@willthorson4543
Жыл бұрын
Not everyone in a military sees combat. But also. As you watch this, remember, there are militaries fighting for these same people's freedom. You cannot paint everything with a broad brush.
I saw this when I was a kid in the 60's. I loved it then. I love it now. At the end when the woman asked if wars would ever be over and change and no more wars. The same question can be asked today in 2022. The movie was powerful emotion then same as it is now. I wish there were no more wars. But I have been wishing for that my whole life. I am 69.
OMG. best movie and beautiful women i have seen for long time.
I saw this movie when I was a little girl, when neighborhood theaters showed back-to-back movies as the Saturday matinee. I didn't understand it then. But years later, I saw it again, many years later on TCM, and understood it. Just watched it here, and will tell my friends and relatives to check it out for themselves. Great acting from a great cast, with women as the central characters, something nearly unheard of in 1960.
@jeromediggins3594
5 ай бұрын
I always wanted to see this movie and now I finally have the chance. I heard of it when I was much younger and was interested in it. Thanks to KZread for running it. ❤
@solomon-uu5xh
Ай бұрын
@@jeromediggins3594 Don't thank yt, thank the person who uploaded it.
A gem of a movie ,reality in all the sense. They don't make them like this anymore . Bravo.
@syedali9095
2 жыл бұрын
no dought
Like many others have posted, I saw this movie for the first time many years ago and always remembered. Wonderful to see again. Its a great movie - very powerful.
I saw this movie in Bangalore in 1961 . I was a kid . Today i am seeing it after 58 yrs . Still a beautiful movie
@rochellekeels8466
3 жыл бұрын
First time seening it, from the beginning, sad movie, May God Have Mercy.
Love this movie! Great story, great acting, the five women especially, Jeanne Moreau etc.
One of the most intense, serious and thought provoking war movies ever.
Fantastic Classic Story ❤ generally war movies doesn't have this type of stories so this is one of the best made films ❤❤
I found this Film accidently, thanks for posting , an excellent film, Acting and actors, it shows, Yugoslavia, Poland, Italy had a difficult time fighting for their freedom, pity these films are not shown on commercial TV, so that the youngsters can see, what these people fought for
@rochellekeels8466
3 жыл бұрын
Amen,Amen,Amen , One day all the hate , will be all over, When the King , return.
@rochellekeels8466
3 жыл бұрын
Beautiful sister's
Wow; what a film from start to finish, strong acting, captivating!
A great classic
Замечательный фильм своего времени. Exelent movie of those time
Very good movie and very raw and intense.
Life or Look magazine had a serious preview on this!!! Don’t remember not loving Mangano, Basehart, Heflin, Moreau etc! It was Yugoslavia then but being that the alpine Italian region was the border , it would have been west Croatia-Slovenia which included Trieste then! This movie keeps on grabbing at the senses!!! Thanks!!!
this is a powerful movie ...saw it as a kid and still remember it
@kenh9681
3 жыл бұрын
Me too. Recall watching it with my aunt I spent the night with.
@helenliz9074
2 жыл бұрын
oh yea
Thank you for loading this. Have seen it three times but only now appreciated it's many meanings
Great movie !!!!
Una extraordinaria sorpresa volver a ver esta gran película.que hace varios años atrás sólo pude observar algunos retazos.Muchas gracias por hacernos llegar tal joya del cine clásico y bendiciones por siempre desde Venezuela.
Excellent film! I have seen it before it it was worth watching again Thank you 🌷
Movies like This are rare thx for sharing .Great performance 👌🏻👍😎
Thank you for posting this important movie
Liked. Thank you very much for the upload. I remember viewing this film years ago. Being able to see it again is like greeting an old friend.
Nobody wins when a war is being fought...but the sacrifice and heroics are real. Classic movie 👍
@barboglesby2162
Жыл бұрын
Well said.
@toddjohnston4788
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Barb
This is one of the best films I've seen on youTube in a long time. I've always liked Van Heflin's acting. Thanks for the upload. Out.
I’m not sure why I have never heard or seen this before but it’s a great film. A must see to consider yourself an aficionado of war films. Great actors and an international effort rarely seen. No typical Hollywood Rah rah America BS surrounded by corn pone stupidity. Great from start to finish.
We have a silly phrase going about these days for women the morning after : the walk of shame. These women being forced out of town are really experiencing a walk f shame.
Don't make movies like this no more Thanks for the show my friend
very good movie,,,good sound n picture also,,,
Thank you for posting this great film. Super acting. I believe this was my first woman survival movie.
I remember seeing this film in my youth.Excellent!.
Just about anything I could say has been said by previous comments. However, I also saw this when I was very young. Of course, I didn't understand it either. I just watched it several times. awesome flick.
I've only seen this film once on TV as a kid.I remember a young Harry Guardino.
Impressive movie with magnificent acting.
Che volti intensi....Mangano, Moreau.....
Outstanding film. I saw this only once, 0ver 40 years ago, and I've never forgotten it. The ending is ambiguous, but it works better that way...not everything has to be sewn up and certain. It ended with hope. And the great Richard Basehart was, as always, wonderful. Thank you for this...it's marvelous!
@bartroberts3634
4 жыл бұрын
Me also!Valuable lessons from the PAST!
@lesleyhughes4969
2 жыл бұрын
Certainly has a lot to say. Considering when it was filmed the topics were quite sensitive and thought provoking
don’t click this off too soon, it turns into a movie that was ahead of its time
@Seaking406
3 жыл бұрын
Glad I read this comment before watching the movie, it was a heck of a lot better than I thought it would be.
So many amazing reviews from everyone..I've never seen it n it just popped up, when I see written that some of you seen it 50 plus years ago..that is simply awesome to me, a movie that is standing the test of time
Good strong movie! Thanks
I recall this cinematic gem now. I saw it on TV as a teen ager during the 1970's.
Excellent film. Excellent story. Nice film by the director.👌👌
This is a masterpiece of film storytelling from this era. Very sparse dialogue. The ending: Perfect.
Excellent film--outstandingforthe genre. Thought the ending was perfect.
excellent movie thank you
I am an American who lived and worked in Slovenia in the late 90s. I heard many stories of the war and the Partisan struggle during the war. The doctor I worked for - his mother was from a wealthy family that had been connected to the Hapsburgs before WW1. During the war, members of his family were accused of being both Nazi collaborators and Partisan supporters, depending on who was doing the accusing. After the war, when retributions began, one man never stopped calling for my doctor's mother's death as a traitor. According to the doctor, the man never stopped doing it publicly, yelling for his mother's arrest in the streets until his dying day. Judging from the language on a building, this part of Yugoslavia was either Slovenia or Croatia because Serbia and Montenegro use the Cyrillic alphabet.
Saw this movie on TV on a Friday night after the 10:00 news early 1970s two other movies I remember were ambush bay and the last blitzkrieg
great movie bravo
A powerful film. A shame that Richard Basehart was not in it more, but wonderful performances by all. Thankyou
@tinapeters5725
4 жыл бұрын
Richard Basehart always died beautifully, before the end of the film
a truly excellent film with great actors and five great actresses--the horror of war and what it does to women ----great upload--bonne bonne bonne
An amazingly daring movie for 1960, that takes an unflinching look at what it is like to live under military occupation. It explores many intriguing issues.
@mikejackson3198
8 жыл бұрын
Cool analysis. On point. Thanks
@jamesreed281
7 жыл бұрын
jack johnson
A great film!
what a great film..clasic film..Thank you for loading !!
Thank you for uploading this powerful film of humans under stress. Occupation of one's home, war, hatred, hunger, fear and yet love still exists...
I have spent years looking for this one. Many thanks
The burning gaze of Jeanne Moreau
Great movie...thank you !!
Women had faces of angels!
una muy interesante película histórica con un guión bélico, y una dirección muy profesional los actores consiguen dar un realismo imposible de superar demostrando ser unos excepcionales actores. los paisajes y vestuario consiguen que la película sea muy real y de una gran belleza paisajística. agradezco su difusión. Saludos desde Sabadell en España
I just read everyone's comments. I had no idea they were posted. Thanks everyone.
Brilliant film, thanks. Also highly, highly recommend 'Decision before Dawn/The Deceptive Pact' from 1951. 10 out 10. Quite accurate too, P47, STGw44s, Quad flak batteries, uniforms, plot, dialogue, bombed out cities, food shortages, civilization on the brink of collapse, real WW2 vets playing their old roles etc. At the 24th Academy Awards, Decision Before Dawn was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, with Dorothy Spencer nominated for Best Film Editing. Bob Thomas praised the film in his 1951 newspaper column, describing it as "movie-making at its best. ... By using the real German cities and people, this film has created a stirring and realistic picture of a dying nation." He also praised the performances of Basehart, Merrill and Werner. Upon seeing the film, General Douglas MacArthur said "This is the finest picture I have seen this year, and I nominate it for an Academy Award."
A really powerful, under-appreciated movie! I saw it once on TV back in the sixties. And now watching it again I realize this was a very profound and daring movie for it's time. It's set in Yugoslavia during World War II, a part of the war that is almost unknown in the West. And unflinchingly explores issues of sexual collaboration with the enemy. It doesn't shy-away from showing brutality, and even includes a castration! It was quite daring for a 1960 movie.
@bobsaturday4273
8 жыл бұрын
+delavalmilker that sick shit is only one small part compared to the insight into the utter depravity of war and the bottomless depths to which mortals are driven in its unyeilding devastation of the human mind and spirit
@nawangjinpa9471
8 жыл бұрын
Well that's what makes it a good movie. You get a glimpse of ugliness but you al so meet with the beauty and complexity of human condition. Without this, it would not be such a good movie. it would make us sick. It's time to recover from our individual and collective sickness. As much as we can.
@ziblot1235
5 жыл бұрын
One thing to keep in mind is that most of the Partisans were Titos men. Communists. I think these women did a reasonable thing. They were young and what diffrence did it make. There were Serbs and CRoats fighting in Russia, at Stlaingrad. I always support the side that fights Communism. If its facist well then I support the facists. If its Republicanns , I support them. Communism is evil. The Soviets closed the Churches of Russia. Hitler opened them up. Everybody wasnt mad to see the Germans come. They were welcomed in Belorus, Ukraine, Belgium. What they did to that soldier was evil. I could never support people who act like animals. Thats what they were, animals. JUst jealous because he was too old and ugly to get a woman.
@gerardosalazar161
5 жыл бұрын
My uncle joined the Spanish Blue Division to fight Communism and to get even for the atrocities committed by the reds and Soviet Comissars during the Spanish Civil War. Then he transferred to the SS Division Nordland, fought in Yugoslavia, Stalingrad and finally went MIA during the fall of Berlin. A real hero who loved freedom and hated Communism to the point of sacrificing his own life.
When I was a kid I saw this as a trailer in a DC theater, which must has been at least 50 or years ago! Great Martin Ritt film. I forgot that he did some really interesting films during the late 50s, 60s, and 70s. This a gem of a film. If Hollywood wants to do a remake, why not this?
Excellent movie, thank you for the video.
Good movie! Thanks for the upload!
Thanks! The last time I saw this was when my Dad and I watched it in the 60’s…… :-)
Silvana Mangano. Married to film producer Dino De Laurentiis from 1949, the couple had four children: Veronica, Raffaella, Francesca, and Federico.[2] Veronica's daughter Giada De Laurentiis is host of Everyday Italian and Giada at Home on the Food Network.
@SuperTallulah
7 жыл бұрын
Valerie McNeal I didn't know that. Thanks
@emilio59211
5 жыл бұрын
Silvana earlier than other italian divas bitter rice
@vincentpoland8281
5 жыл бұрын
Valerie McNeal
imagine living in those times wow
@gloriasoto6746
6 ай бұрын
but we are, humanity is living through a psychological war
@solomon-uu5xh
Ай бұрын
@@gloriasoto6746 Yes we are living in a war against the corporate elite.
Excellent film, magnifiques acteurs. Merci !!!!
Thanks for the download Mona!!!Such a Great movie!!!
Why have I never heard of this film...lots of well known American actors in it.
Very great movie
WOW!!! what a fabulous movie thank you mona :)))
great story,great actors,great film,!!
great movie
Gracias por dejar ver esta gran pelicula con subtitulos en castellano.
Thanks for uploading this, it was excellent.
Thank you for sharing this hidden gem of a movie! I was only 8 years old in 1960 when my beloved and amazing mother took me too see this. No babysitters back then for s. No wonder, except for 2 thngs, I blocked this move out. All I remembered about it was that 5 women got thEir hair cropped and I remembered feeling shame. I was very innocent and naive so how fitting my recall really was. Great anti-war movie that should be seen by all.
@ianbarber311
7 жыл бұрын
I was born in 60 and saw this on TV when I was around 8. It did weird me out when I saw the shaved heads, my mother had just died after having cancer and lost her hair due to cobalt treatments. Always wondered what movie it was, so, after 50 years, I will watch it again.
@richardnoegel275
7 жыл бұрын
@Sue Garber. I remember the exact same scene from this film--the hair-cutting scene--and that was ALL. Saw it as a kid just as you did.
Thanks for posting this 5-star movie. Whenever I see it, I have to ask myself if I could ever be angry enough to become so courageous? I never want to find out. Thanks.
great movie saw it years ago thanks
What a wonderful movie. The acting was prefect. The actresses, the best. To throw vanity out the window with cutting of the hair. That was as brave of a thing that I know. Class. Put a lot of the movies they make now days to shame.
Very good movie! Love Van Heflin
In have never started a war film , and seen it all till the end , some how i managed to finish this one. very good indeed , presuming that it was made on true facts, amazing . thank you.
What a Really *_Goooood_* WWII "psychodrama"..... and well acted throughout. Poignant / Powerful. War is frequently laden with Tough Calls. Viva La Resistance .....!!! 👍
@elmagodelmaryahoo
Жыл бұрын
Enjoying this Classic again last night, AMT, I noticed that the intro listed numerous names of the Costume Crew, but NOT even a single "credit" given to the Hair Stylists.....🤣
Excellent movie.
Très bon film
van heflin never gave a bad performance.
excelente pelicula,,,no sabia de su existencia..muchisimas gracias...es una joyita
Great ending dialog.
Fine Film...a friend recommended it ..was very good.
I always wondered what happened to this movie I seen it at the Pueblo drive Inn in 64
My favourite Barbara Bel Geddes
This movie is slept on
I saw this on TV when I was a kid very disturbing. VERY well acted by the cast. Movies of the past (Movies before the 1990's) are just Superior in every way. What happened ? Why are comic book movies being made over and over again. ? There was such variety of all types of films. It almost seems like its being done with some sort of purpose like we are intentialy being dumbed down
@robertsmith6068
5 жыл бұрын
dumbed down and propagandized
@oldfan1963
5 жыл бұрын
We are being dumbed down. That's what all the fantasy-glitter-sfx are intended to do. Violent movies based on violent video games? Or is it the other way around? Remakes, sequels, prequels... Hollywood has no imagination anymore. All they seems to know is that violence and sex sell.
@johnrogan9420
5 жыл бұрын
Definitely want to keep the minorities as 2nd rate citizens...
@None-zc5vg
4 жыл бұрын
@@johnrogan9420 Surely it's "the majority" rather than "the minority/ies". Dumb-down as many people as possible.
@johnrogan9420
4 жыл бұрын
Never question authority...futuristische kannonfarhter!
Hi Ian, I am so very sorry to hear about your mom and how she died. It is very weird that you watched it at such a difficult time and tender age. I had no choice as my mom took me with her to the movies. No babysitter. However, it is an excellent film.
This movie is why Vera Miles had to wear a wig while filming Psycho.
great film - thanks for uploading it
Street Justice at war time saw this in 61 wit my mama n fam members
This is when movies were movies.