Hands of Stone Page #9

Synopsis: Follows the life of Roberto Duran, who made his professional debut in 1968 as a 16-year-old and retired in 2002 at age 50. In June 1980, he defeated Sugar Ray Leonard to capture the WBC welterweight title but shocked the boxing world by returning to his corner in the November rematch, saying 'no mas' (no more).
Director(s): Jonathan Jakubowicz
Production: Fuego Films
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
54
Rotten Tomatoes:
44%
R
Year:
2016
111 min
$4,711,216
685 Views


- I'll think about it.

- Okay.

I'm gonna think about it.

(clamoring continues)

(crowd cheering in distance)

(door creaks, closes)

(footsteps approaching)

(cheering continues)

You were the best fighter

in the world.

And I want to see that

back in the ring.

You're just happy

it will be another black guy

getting punched tonight.

No sh*t.

(chuckles)

Thank you.

(whispers):

Yeah, man.

And tell your wife...

I'm sorry.

I will.

(crowd cheering)

LEONARD:

Well, tonight happens to be

Roberto Durn's 32nd birthday,

and he's promised to turn

Madison Square Garden's fight

into a party

for he and his friends.

- Did Ray come?

- Why are you thinking about Ray?

I am Sugar Ray Leonard

reporting to you

on behalf of CBS Sports.

ANNOUNCER:
Ray, I know

you respect your former rival,

but let's see if he even

finishes this one.

-(man speaking Spanish over TV)

-(kids shouting excitedly)

LEONARD:
But Durn's experience

is sure to play

a great deal

in the fight tonight.

He started out

as a lightweight,

and now he's fighting

as a light middleweight.

Now, that's a tremendous jump

for any fighter.

(crowd continues cheering)

REFEREE:
Okay, I gave

both of you instructions

in the dressing room.

I want to remind you.

Obey my commands at all times.

LEONARD:

He is younger, stronger,

with a far longer reach,

but I can tell you

from first, right

and left hand experience

why they call Manos de Piedra

Hands of Stone.

-(bell dings)

-(crowd cheering)

(camera clicks)

(grunting)

ANNOUNCER:
Moore has power in

that right, and Durn felt it.

(grunting)

Moore wants to get Durn

out of here!

(bell dings)

FA:

Can Durn withstand

-the punishment he's taking?

-(bell dings)

We could be seeing the end

of Roberto Durn.

-(bell dings)

-(crowd continues cheering)

Duran is on the attack.

He is going all in.

How big a risk is this

against the younger Moore?

(cheering continues)

(bell dings)

How are you feeling?

I wanna take these gloves off and kill him!

That's the way to do it.

No mercy.

Focus on him.

He's yours. He's already dead.

Breathe...

That's it. Let's go.

I love you.

You know how much.

You are my son.

You are my hero.

(Plomo shouts in Spanish)

CROWD Qchanfing)".

Duran:
Duran: Duran: Duran:!

-(bell dings)

-(Plomo shouts)

(crowd cheering)

FA:

(crowd cheering)

ANNOUNCER:
Durn has found

a home for that right hand!

He's landing it now.

FA:

(crowd cheering)

LEONARD:

And there's the towel!

Roberto Duran 'vs the new

super welterweight champion

of the world!

And it's his birthday.

-(crowd cheering)

-

("Simbolo" by Rubn Blades

playing)

(Speaks Spanish)

You're back, my love.

(kids cheering)

(crowd chanting)

Ray!

(excited chatter)

FA:

Happy birthday, Papa!

Happy birthday, Papa!

(cheering continues)

Happy birthday!

Yeah! Thank you!

-(crowd cheering)

-(cameras clicking)

("Champions" by Usher

and Rubn Blades playing)

FA:

(man singing in Spanish)

FA:

FA:

FA:

(man singing in Spanish)

FA:

FA:

FA:

FA:

FA:

FA:

("Bonjour Madame"

by Camilo Azuquita playing)

FA:

FA:

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(song ends)

FA:

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FA:

(music fades)

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Jonathan Jakubowicz

Jonathan Jakubowicz is a Venezuelan filmmaker and writer, whose film Secuestro Express was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the British Independent Film Awards and was a New York Times "Critics' Pick" in 2005. He is Jewish of Polish descent. Secuestro Express became the nation's biggest box office hit of all time, which enraged then-President Hugo Chavez, whose government opened two trials against Jakubowicz, who was forced to leave Venezuela. His latest film, Hands of Stone (2016), is about the relationship between Panamanian boxer Roberto Durán (played by Édgar Ramírez) and his trainer Ray Arcel (played by Robert De Niro). Hands of Stone premiered in the Cannes Film Festival 2016 and was warmly received with a 15-minute standing ovation. It's the first Latin movie to have a simultaneous wide release in all of Latin America. Hands of Stone also landed Jakubowicz in political controversy when it was invited and then pulled from the official selection of the Havana Film Festival after Jakubowicz made comments denouncing censorship for Cuban filmmakers in the Island. In November 2016 Jakubowicz published his first novel Las Aventuras de Juan Planchard and it immediately became a best seller in the Spanish Language market. In Venezuela the book sparked unprecedented success, not only in the record breaking sales but also in the amount of public gatherings to read it. One community of fifty thousand people that define themselves as "resistance to the Maduro dictatorship (Resistencia Venezuela hasta los tuétanos)", read the book aloud every night on the encrypted frequency of the app Zello. The book is on its way to become the biggest Best Seller of all time for a Venezuelan author. And it was recently optioned by a Tony winning New York City Playwright in order to turn it into a Broadway Play. During the Cannes Film Festival in May 2017, Jakubowicz announced his next movie called "Resistance". Starring Jesse Eisemberg, the movie tells the true story of Marcel Marceau and his involvement in the French Resistance during WWII. The film will shoot in early 2018 and has Baptiste Marceau, the son of the legendary Mime, as Executive Producer. more…

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