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Gandhi
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The film begins with a series of dramatic events. The story begins when Gandhi is expelled from a train in South Africa because he is Indian and is forbidden to travel in the first class cabin. He knows that the laws are biased against the Indians and decides to launch a peaceful protest campaign for Indian rights after several arrests and attention. From the world, the government had to recognize Indian rights in the country, so that Gandhi returned to India and was considered a national hero to start another campaign in his homeland to gain independence.
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Ben Kingsley
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Candice Bergen
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Edward Fox
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Radio Times
February 20, 2013 While Kingsley (who took one of eight Oscars) is the glue that holds this epic piece together, you must relish a cast that includes John Gielgud, Edward Fox, John Mills, Martin Sheen and Roshan Seth.
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The Spectator
February 22, 2016 The inability to capture moments of simple, uncomplicated emotion show up the hollowness and over-staged theatricality of Richard Attenborough's Gandhi with exasperating frequency.
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Observer (UK)
February 20, 2013 Attenborough shows once again his skill in managing the big set-piece.
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New York Daily News
February 17, 2015 They simply do not build movies like this any more, which is a pity.
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Time Out
June 24, 2006 Its faults rather pale beside the epic nature of its theme, and Kingsley's performance in the central role is outstanding.
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Chicago Reader
December 17, 2006 Attenborough's work lacks even the undercurrent of personality that David Lean brought to his films: the film has no flavor but that of the standard Hollywood hagiography.
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Christian Science Monitor
January 13, 2014 Tthe film Gandhi is more stuffy than stately, more prestigious than prodigious. It never quite captures the essence of Gandhi, or the influence he exerted on other leaders, including Martin Luther King. It's a broad but shallow river of information.
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TIME Magazine
February 24, 2010 In playing Gandhi, an actor must be less concerned with physical verisimilitude than with spiritual presence, and here Kingsley is nothing short of astonishing.
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Variety
January 29, 2008 Once in a long while a motion picture so eloquently expressive and technically exquisite comes along that one is tempted to hail it as being near perfect.
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February 28, 2017 The movie aims primarily to demonstrate how such a man could accomplish so much, but also how monumental his task was and how it ultimately claimed his life
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