The 15-year-old Evadid not hesitate to show her a promise in order for Tango singer Magaldito take her to Buenos Aires. After arriving at the destination, Eva was abandoned by Magaldi. Eva lives on prostitution and sleeps with someone who can help her. After that, Eva became a celebrity in the entertainment industry. In 1943, a military coup took place in Argentina, and Eva met Colonel Veron. After that, Eva and Veron began to fall in love. During Veron’s arrest and imprisonment, Eva ran in the name of Veron. After his release, Veron married Eva, and he became the president of Argentina. Eva wanted to be the vice president but did not succeed, so she founded the Eva Veron Foundation. After that, she embarked on a trip to Europe. She received a friendly reception in Spain, but was scolded in Italy. When she arrived in France, she fell ill. She died in Argentina in 1952
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Evita movie plot
2022-01-08 08:02
Extended Reading
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Carolyne 2022-03-25 09:01:15
I haven't seen such a boring musical movie in a long time. Mrs. Bellon's image changes before and after, and the plot depends too much on the lyrics. Even if the screen is hidden, it will have no effect. After watching it, I don't remember any memory points; besides, most of the famous songs are not very good! Banderas is the only bright spot, he's so sexy :)
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Keely 2022-03-21 09:02:40
Under the strong pressure of the regime and the army, the people need to speak out; if this voice is stolen, populism will be generated - even if the leader himself has the so-called benevolence, the coercion of class interests, the limitation of one's own vision, and the encirclement of violent institutions will bring deeper tragic color. Che watched from the sidelines but felt empathy, repeated questions and pity, often performed by chorus in the repertoire, and the film actually featured the man played by Banderas, which was quite special.
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Juan Perón: Dice are rolling - the knives are out. Would-be presidents are all around, I don't say they mean harm, but they'd each give an arm... to see us six feet underground.
Eva Perón: It doesn't matter what those morons say. Our nations leaders are a feeble crew. There's only twenty of them anyway. What is twenty next to millions who are looking to you? All you have to do is sit and wait, keeping out of everybody's way. We'll... you'll be handed power on a plate when the ones who matter have their say, and with chaos installed... you can "reluctantly" agree to be called.
Juan Perón: There again, we could be foolish not to quit while we're ahead. For distance lends enchantment, and that is why... all exiles are distinguished. More important - they're not dead. I could find job satisfaction in Paraguay.
Eva Perón: This is crazy defeatist talk! Why commit political suicide? There's no call for any action at all... when you have unions on your side.
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Eva Perón: Perón has resigned from the army, and this we avow - the Descamisados are those he is marching with now. He supports you for he loves you, understands you, is one of you! If not... how could he love me?