Exploration of the terrorist Carlos and the world of revolutionaries & govts he worked within
Carlos is about the famed Leftist Venezuelan terrorist Carlos the Jackal played by Edgar Ramirez. He decided to fight for radical Palestinian groups and became one of the most infamous men in the world. The story documents his rise and fall and more importantly what led to a period of international terrorism in the 1970s and why it ended.<br /><br />The movie comes in different parts.<br /><br />The first lays out that Carlos is committed to Third World liberation struggles against the West. He goes to work for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) which was a radical group opposed to Yasser Arafat that believed attacks around the world was the way to push the Palestinian issue. Carlos is eager to move up but has to prove himself in Europe. This shows Carlos’ motivation and his drive. It also explains the environment in the world at that time when there were committed Leftists around the world pushing all kinds of causes from the War in Vietnam to the fight against Latin American dictatorships to a war against capitalism. There were all kinds of groups to join from peaceful to violent at that time as well. Carlos and others chose armed revolution.<br /><br />The next part is about the cost of celebrity. Carlos carries out a dramatic attack and becomes famous. In the process he becomes a gun for hire going from one Arab country to another looking for backing. The last part is the impact of the end of the Cold War when Carlos losses all his powerful friends. This shows how the Leftist groups were only able to grow and carry out attacks with the backing of foreign governments. During the Cold War the Soviet Union was also pushing Third World revolutionaries. When that competition with the West ended so did the support and Carlos and others suffered the consequences.<br /><br />What interesting is that Carlos’ body is symbolic of his situation. When he’s thin and in shape that means he’s doing well. When he’s fat he’s struggling.<br /><br />Overall this is a great exploration of Carlos and the world of revolutionaries and governments he operated within.
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