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Guns at Batasi

Rating
6.2
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Original title
Guns at Batasi
Year
Running time
103 min.
Country
United Kingdom United Kingdom
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Genre
Adventure | Africa. Colonialism. Army
Synopsis
A British regiment stationed in a Newly independent African state is preparing to celebrate the Queen's birthday when Colonel Deal is ordered to hand over command to the African Captain Abraham pending the result of political agitation. Deal leaves for H.Q. confining all British personnel to quarters. The veteran R.S.M., Lauderdale, is in charge of the Mess, stranded travellers and Miss Barker-Wise, a visiting Labour M.P. from London. Lieutenant Boniface, Miss Barker-Wise's former protegée, assumes rebel command in the name of the new government. Abraham escapes, wounded, and is granted asylum by Lauderdale who prepares to defend the Mess against Boniface and sabotages his guns. Deal arrives confirming the new regime and Lauderdale is ignominiously ordered to leave the country by Boniface. Shattered by this seeming injustice he allows himself one act of lèse majesté before preparing to obey orders again.
Awards
1964: Golden Globes: Most Promising Newcomer - Female (Mia Farrow)
1964: BAFTA Awards: Best British Actor (Attenborough). 3 nominaciones
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User history
Guns at Batasi
1964
John Guillermin
6.2
(180)
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