I'm an anarchist, and so therefore it was neccesary for me to get a movie about the anarchist's struggle during the Spanish Civil War. I must say I am in love with this movie! My favorite part of the movie is when they all sing a las barricadas before they go to the front. Amazing! I'm just very depressed though because it ends on such a sad note. iViva la Anarquistas!
Yes, anarchism was really important in Spain during the 30's. There were more than 1.5 million people affiliated to the CNT, more than 7% of the total population of Spain at the time.
PS - By the way, ¡Vivan los Anarquistas! or ¡Viva el Anarquismo! are the correct forms of what you were trying to say :)
All Those Moments Will Be Lost In Time Like Tears In Rain... Time To Die
Watching this wonderful movie reminded me of my grandparents in Spain back in the 1930s, all of which were for the Spanish Republican cause and, even though personally I am not an anarchist, I do indeed subscribe to many of their ideals, including equality for all. Being a son of Spaniards, I strongly belief that the Spanish people came very close to proving that Anarchism would be indeed a successful system, devoid of greed, hatred and war; humanitarianism and communitarianism would have prevailed. From a fellow radical idealist to the first two fellow "message-boardists", I too proudly say - !!Viva el Anarquismo y Viva la Humanidad Tambien!! Saludos, compatriots!!!
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