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The kidnapping and killing of Aldo Moro, Italy's former prime minister and head of the Christian Democrat party, was a cataclysmic event no Italian can forget. Moro was taken hostage by Red Brigade me...( read more 
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MCT:May 7, 2008Sources the film's title to Emily Dickinson's poem "Good Morning Midnight."
Good morning midnight
I'm coming home
Day got tired of me
How could I of him? -
MCT:July 29, 2007This film is based on completely true events- it is a brilliantly told tale of a woman, along with her male Red Brigades accomplises, carries out their plan of kidnapping Italy's Prime Minister Aldo Moro.
This subsequently leads to a struggle within the woman's own maorals as she comes to realise that Moro must be murdered. -
MCT:April 14, 2007Ok, maybe I'm being impartial, but I don't like movies where I have to read subtitles, I feel like I'm missing half of the movie. This is an ho-hum movie about a kidnapping. It's pretty creative and original but they could have done better with that plot
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MCT:October 23, 2006What makes ordinary middleclass kids become terrorists? How can the commit and live with their actions? What if someone in the group has doubts? This is a film about the italian terroristgroup that kidnapped and murdered Aldo Moro in the 70's. But the questions in the story applies to other terrorist cells even today. Very, very interseting! This is one of those films that makes you think, reflect and change you.
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MCT:June 12, 2006
Good Morning, Night explores the kidnapping of Italian prime minister Aldo Moro in 1978 by the Red Brigade. The political climate is brought to life aptly and the time period looks and feels extremely authentic. However, the characters are never studied or given much history, nor are they explored as human beings. This stoicism evokes the cold and harsh reality of terrorism but brings little tension or passion to what must have been a provocative point in history.
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