Alatriste
Viggo Mortensen leads an all-star cast in this swashbuckling period drama about Diego Alatriste, a former soldier and mercenary who becomes a hero of Spain's 17th century Imperial wars. Philip IV reigns as a weak and easily manipulated monarch dominated by a corrupt court, the head of which is the influential Count-Duke Olivares. Intrigue and betrayal, duels and battles, love and hatred set the stage for the adventures of Captain Alatriste. Based on the novel by Arturo Perez-Reverte.
Year: 2006
Genre: Drama, Foreign Language Films, Spanish & Portuguese Cinema, Based on..., Swashbucklers
Country: Spain
Director: Agustin Diaz Yanes
Starring: Javier Camara, Viggo Mortensen, Elena Anaya, Eduard Fernandez, Enrico Lo Verso
Duration: 147 Minutes
Rating: R16 - Contains violence, offensive language and sex scenes.
Subtitles: Yes
6.1/10
Location in store: Foreign (Spain)
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