In the early 1970s, when Portugal was still under the authoritarian rule of Europe’s longest-lasting dictatorship, a handful of military officers decided to risk everything to try to free their country. In the shadow of the regime, they devised a coup d’état like no other. From that coup, a revolution blossomed: the Carnation Revolution. 50 years after that day of insurrection – April 25, 1974 – this documentary, which unspools like a historical thriller, aims to explore the multi-facetted events that would change the fate of an entire nation.
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In the early 1970s, when Portugal was still under the authoritarian rule of Europe’s longest-lasting dictatorship, a handful of military officers decided to risk everything to try to free their country. In the shadow of the regime, they devised a coup d’état like no other. From that coup, a revolution blossomed: the Carnation Revolution. 50 years after that day of insurrection – April 25, 1974 – this documentary, which unspools like a historical thriller, aims to explore the multi-facetted events that would change the fate of an entire nation.
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my dad was in the Army and was deployed to Mozambique for 2 or 3 years.
i was the first generation that grow up Free. No fascism and no PIDE the state police that arrested many many innocent people!!!
Portugal is great but the politicians not really. It's been like that for a while .