Criticism of British imperialism and the communist insurgency against it in Malaysia
7th Dawn is about the Communist insurgency in Malaysia in the 1950s which turned former friends William Holden and Tetsuro Tamba into enemies. Holden is great from the start. He comes with his trademark sarcasm, attitude and is especially opposed to authority. Twice he tells off British officers. There are also some poignant scenes reflecting British imperialism. In one there is a demonstration by the Malays as a bunch of British citizens stand on a hill and literally look down upon them. In another a British officer says the UK has been dealing with terrorists for centuries and Holden tells him they haven’t learned a thing. In a third the British forces burn down an entire village because it’s caused trouble during the insurgency. Later it criticizes the militants as well who were willing to sacrifice individuals including their friends for their cause. Made during the middle of the Cold War you wouldn’t expect these kinds of messages to come through in a movie.
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