A revolutionary life.
After the Cuban Revolution, Che is at the height of his fame and power. Then he disappears, re-emerging incognito in Bolivia, where he organizes a small group of Cuban comrades and Bolivian recruits to start the great Latin American Revolution. Through this story, we come to understand how Che remains a symbol of idealism and heroism that lives in the hearts of people around the world.
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Benicio del Toro Carlos Bardem Demián Bichir Joaquim de Almeida Pablo Durán Eduard Fernández Marc-André Grondin Óscar Jaenada Kahlil Méndez Cristian Mercado Jordi Mollà Gastón Pauls Antonio Peredo Jorge Perugorría Lou Diamond Phillips Franka Potente Othello Rensoli Armando Riesco Néstor Rodulfo Catalina Sandino Moreno Norman Santiago Rodrigo Santoro Mark Umbers Yul Vazquez María D. Sosa Raúl Beltrán Raúl 'Pitín' Gómez Paty M. Bellott Ezequiel Díaz Juan Salinas Luis Muñoz Lorenzo Ariel Muñoz Aarón Vega Giraldo Moisés Rubén Ochandiano Roberto Guilhon Carlos Acosta-Milian Edgardo Rodríguez José Juan Rodríguez Daniel Larrazábal Wilder Salinas Jimmy A. Céspedes Eitán Vázquez Oscar Aviles Ruben Salinas Daniel Aguirre Miguel Villarroel Diego Ortiz Jorge Arturo Lora Marisé Álvarez Eduardo Espinosa Antonio de la Torre Marco Antonio Luis Bredow María Cristina Calá Edison Narváez Bart Santana Raúl Núñez Jesús Carrillo José Julio Park Juan Carlos Vellido Raúl Arévalo Daniel Holguín Sergio Deustua Tom Minder Andrew Petrotta Frederic W. Brost Geischglin Rojas Stephen Casmier James D. Dever Roberto San Martín Luis Callejo Matt Damon Eduard Sanjines Diego Salazar René Aragón Pedro Casablanc Tomás del Estal David Zambrana Flavio Morales José María Piñeda Mónica Montoya Saúl Avila Miguel Antelo David Selvas Jesús Carroza César Salgado Martín Bello Vismark Tito Rojas Enrique Arce Cristhian Esquivel Benjamín Benítez Mariu Bárcena Mizan Kirby Antonio Pardo Jason Rivera Uzimann Steven Weisz
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