Four Days in September

 

Alan Arkin
Miramax Pictures;
Directed by Bruno Barreto
Rated R; 105 minutes; 1998

  
Set in Rio de Janeiro in 1969, a group of revolutionaries kidnap the American Ambassador (Alan Arkin) to protest the dictatorship in their country. In exchange for the Ambassador’s freedom, the revolutionaries demand the release of 15 political prisoners. Based on a true story.

 

 “A riveting and fascinating thriller!”
 - Jack Mathews, LOS ANGELES TIMES

“Alan Arkin is extraordinary!”
- Thelma Adams, NEW YORK POST

“Alan Arkin gives a heartfelt and humanizing performance!”
- Jay Carr, THE BOSTON GLOVE		  

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