Guerra da Criméia
Autor: MICHEL KOBELINSKI | Publicado: 2011-08-10T05:34:00-07:00

Título original:The Charge of the Light BrigadeAno: 1936Direção: Michael CurtizRoteiro:- Alfred Lord Tennyson- Michael Jacoby- Rowland Leigh Atores: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland e Patric KnoelesDuração 115m Genero: AcçãoPaís: Estados UnidosIdioma: InglêsClassificação IMB: 7,2MÚSICA: The Kerry Recruit (The Corrie Folk Trio) (OBS: PARA AULA LABORATORIAL)  At the age of nineteen, I was digging the landWith me brogues on me feet and me spade in me hand.Well says I to meself, 'What a pity to seeSuch a fine Kerry couldn't turf in Tralee.'With your Kerry-I-Ah, fa lal deral lay,Kerry-I-Ah, fa lal deral lay.So I buttered me brogues and shook hands with me spadeDashed off to the fair like a gallant young blade.The sergeant come up says 'Will you enlist?''Sure, sergeant,' says I, 'Stick the bob in me fist'.Then up comes the captain, and a man of great fame,Straightways he asks me my country and name;Well, I told you before and tell him againThat me father and mother were two Kerrymen.Now the first thing they gave me, they called it a gun,And under the trigger I nesstled me thumb.The gun it spite fire, and vomited smokeIt gave a great leap and me shoulder near broke.Now the next place they took me was down to the sea,On board a great warship, bound for the Crimee,Three sticks in the middle, all hung with great sheetSure she walked on the water without any feet.We reached Balaclava all safe and all sound,And wet tired and weary we lay on the ground.Next morning at daybreak a bugler did call,And served us a breakfast of powder and ball.Now we fought them at Alma like wives and her manBut the Rooshians they foiled us along the Redan.While scaling a rampart meself lost an eyeAnd a great Russian bullet ran away with me thigh.then the surgeon comes up and he soon stops the blood,And he gave me an elligant leg made of wood;And they gave me a pension of tenpence a dayContented on shiela I labour half-pay.Now that was the story that my grandfather told,As he sat by the fire all withered and old.'Remember,' said he,'that the Irish fight well,But the Russian artillery's hotter than Hell.span&gt;<!--?xml:namespace prefix = o /-->Bibliografia complementar para a análise fílmicaCOSTA, R., PADILHA, M. I. O legado de Florence Nightingale: uma viagem no tempo. Texto Contexto Enferm, Florianópolis, 2009,  Out-Dez; 18(4), p. 661-9.MARX, K. A guerra Anglo-Francesa. (Trad. Luciano Dutra). Projeto História, São Paulo, n.36, p. 19-31, jun. 2008.  MUCHENBLED, Robert.  Sob os véus vitorianos (1800-1960). In: O orgasmo e o ocidnete: uma história do prazer do século XVI a nossos dias. São Paulo: Martins Fontes, 2007, p. 211-278.  FERREIRA, Adriana Ferreira. O Realismo Imaginário das Primeiras Fotografias de Guerra. Revista Digital do LAV, 2, n. 2 , mar. 2009. (clique aqui)FERRO, M. A vez do cinema: “The charge of the Light Brigade”. In: História das colonizações: das conquistas às independências (séculos XVIII a XIX). São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 1996, p. 197-199.BRACKENBURY, George. Charge of the light cavalry Brigade. In: The campaign in the Crimea: an historical sketch. Brackenbury. London: Longman, 1855, p. 79-81. (AULA LABORATORIAL-17/08/11) Para ler maisOLIVEIRA, Paulo Renato. A tradição do filme documental e realista britânico dos anos 30-70. (dissertação de mestrado) Universidade de Aveiro, 2001. (texto em inglês) (link)