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Akce Bororo

Akce Bororo (1973) Movie Poster
Czechoslovakia  •    •  90m  •    •  Directed by: Otakar Fuka.  •  Starring: Svatopluk Matyás, Bozidara Turzonovová, Karel Augusta, Karel Belohradský, Vlastimil Brodský, Otakar Brousek, Antonín Brtoun, Vladimír Fürst, Lorna Homolacová, O. Jungová, Zita Kabátová, Jirí Krampol, Oldrich Lukes.  •  Music by: Petr Hapka.
    A man and a woman from a different planet come to the Earth to get a cure for a disease that is threatening to eradicate their civilization. It can only be stopped by a drug made by an Amazonian Indian tribe named Bororo. Only one man on Earth seems to know how to get to the tribe, and the aliens are not the only ones who want to get hold of the drug...

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Tonatiu, a distant planet in the Pleiades is plagued by diseases brought from Earth. Two agents from Tonatiu are sent back to Earth, in order to find a mysterious South American tree called "bororo" that is mentioned in the notes of Czech adventurer Alberto Vojtech Fric (1882-1944). An extract from this tree is able to kill many species of terrestrial bacteria within an astonishingly short time. However, they are not the only ones that are interested in the phenomenal attributes of this tree, and their mission ends tragically...

A movie that has stayed in my memories since childhood. It had a very specific, mysterious atmosphere that I couldn't forget. As an adult, I would rate it more critically, but still, it is not an ordinary film. It has a great music composed by Petr Hapka, and the grace of young Božidara Turzonovová (as an extra-terrestrial woman) also adds a lot to its exceptional impressiveness.


Review by centrum99 from the Internet Movie Database.