Romero
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1989
- 102 min
- 2,805 Views
It happened in 1932.
It happened in the elections ...
of 1945 and 1950.
candidate election...
of 1962.
It happened in the elections...
when the winner gets detention.
- Send in reinforcements.
And now in 1977 ...
and this time,
we will not stand for it anymore.
until there is a
True Election ...
A Free Election.
Freedom, Freedom, Freedom ...
Those who had just voted,
Please come to the back of bus.
Thank you.
Alfonso, take care of these two.
They have not voted.
Let's go.
Everybody get in line to vote.
Good morning.
Hey, Hernando.
Listen ...
Take the bus to El Paisnal
and bring them to San Martin,
there are more than 100
voters waiting for you.
Hurry, for Christ's sake.
Come.
Look at them.
I cursed the rain ...
I cursed the dirt.
But after the land was saved...
I don't know, why I loved it too.
It was ours.
But now ...
They come and says,
We had to go.
We were only share croppers
who had no rights.
When we refused to go ...
They burned our homes.
We were left with nothing.
- It is God's will.
- Who says it is God's will?
I think God look at these things
and vomits..
What is the matter?
Oscar?
What are you thinking?
What are you doing?
I am not doing anything.
It's the pople that are doing ...
At last.
Archbishop Chavez says
You are going too fast.
What did you think?
I have always believed in you ...
in your strength,
your ideals.
But some even say you ...
are subversive ...
an agitator.
Remember who else they
call such names?
Jesus is not somewhere up in the clouds ...
lying in a hammock.
Jesus is down here with us ...
building his kingdom.
Oscar, what else can I do?
I cannot love God
whom I do not see ...
if I do not love my
Brothers and Sisters ...
whom I can see.
"Father Grande"
They are stopping
buses on the road.
- The Voters can't get through.
- Where?
On the road from El Paisnal.
It's Okay now.
Everybody up
We must have to get
to Aguilares to vote.
Tell that to the guerrillas,
they wants to sabotage the elections.
The road is closed.
Good afternoon, Lieutenant.
These people want to
get to the polls.
There are snipers shooting
at anything that moves.
The polls close in three hours.
I'm Sorry, but ...
I cannot jeopardize the safety
of all these people.
They say the road
is too dangerous.
- We'll take the risk.
These buses are not going
any place.
The Lieutenant will not let us
drive to Aguilares...
So...
Shall we walk?
Yes, Father.
Off course, We'll walk.
Come on, Lieutenant,
you can protect us.
You don't need me.
to shoot at the Church.
I'll see the jeep get's back,
Monsignor.
Take a little walk.
Martnez.
Keep moving.
Come on.
Let them try
first they have
to kill us.
We walk under the protection
of our Lord.
Jesus was vulnerable.
Don't think that we're not.
Then what shall we be,
Cowards?
Not cowards
but not heroes either.
Just ordinary people
trying to do a job.
So are the soldiers.
You know?
I think, pretty soon ...
they won't allow the Bible
into our country any more.
All we get is
bindings ...
because everything inside on the
pages would be declared revolutionary.
Tilia, you should be the one taking
the Archbishop Chavez's place.
I'm not even a Bishop.
But you can
talk, you know the people.
We need someone who can change things
before it's too late.
Rivera y Damas
is a good man.
Not even the Vatican is that crazy.
El Salvador burns.
We won't let El Salvador
burn.
Come in.
- Oscar.
- Hi, My Lord Monsignor.
Are you alright?
I'm fine.
I'm just tired.
It's been a difficult day.
I have some news for you.
Please sit down, Monsignor..
I feel you may need
to sit down.
You have been appointed Archbishop.
I am not qualified.
The Vatican has
great confidence
and I will support you.
Others won't.
It's not an easy time.
What should I do?
What God wants.
What is that?
He is a good compromise choice.
He'll make no waves.
He's a bookworm.
The whole country would be running wild
and he would not even notice it.
on things.
They may need to.
And you'd get an another medal.
Perhaps...
Anyway, his health is delicate,
always has been. He won't last.
Yes, Give him a happy death soon.
I come from a world of books.
and
There is much to learn
in their pages.
But I have much else to learn.
There is ferment
and division ...
alive in our land.
and express the most radical ideas
glibly.
But none of us can pretend
to know all the answers and demand ...
that others
implement them.
We in the Church,
must keep to the centre,
watchfully ...
in the traditional way ...
but seeking justice.
Monsignor ...
May I present, The President-elect
and his wife.
Best Wishes, Monsignor.
- We seems to share victories.
- Yes
We hope more than that.
We must work closely, together.
Yes, General.
Thank you.
Monsignor
Monsignor
This is for you,
With the Best Wishes of our family.
Thank you.
And we have
It would be our privilege
to offer it to you ...
as a home
I say a quiet place to get away.
I hope you will baptize
our daughters new baby, Monsignor.
it would be my privilege.
Monsignor.
We had to bring you a little something to...
for all your books.
It's very beautiful.
After the reception,
You must come and have a quite lunch with us ...
Just the three of us.
Will you Excuse me for a moment
please.
It's Good to see you.
It's not so much, when compared to ...
but I also brought you something.
This is what I really needed.
- You like them?
- Yeah, Okay
Everybody knows you're coming.
Here comes the Archbishop.
The body of Christ.
Freedom - Freedom - Freedom ...
You have five minutes
to disperse.
The Commander in Chief
of El Salvador
As ordered everyone, to
leave the Plaza.
You have five minutes
to disperse.
We order you to disperse.
We order you to disperse.
Stop it. Stop it.
Ah, Lieutenant ...
You see, Signs
are everywhere --
Unions,
Cooperative Societies ...
Student Organizations.
Everywhere.
Too many people do not realize,
the high risks involved.
The Basic freedoms,
We take for granted ...
Our whole way of life.
And no government can put a
stop to it alone.
Believe me.
Ricardo, This not one of
- This is a party.
- We're coming now.
We were just looking at the house.
Natalia is feeling very uncomfortable here.
Doesn't know anyone here.
She knows me.
- I like her.
- So do I.
So she is the one, you marry?
I doubt it.
Monsignor, I like you to meet,
Ricardo Columa.
My warmest Congratulations,
Monsignor.
Thank you.
Who is that?
I don't know how to say this about.
About an hour ago
while I was giving Holy Communion ...
With Fathers Osuna
and Morantes ...
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