DVD Review: Che Part 2: Guerrilla

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Del Toro delivers a command performance, expertly depicting the slow deterioration of Guevara’s health as his asthma gets worse and worse in the foliage of the tropical jungle, to the point where it’s affecting his state of mind and making him forget crucial details. He inhabits the role and actually becomes Che, making it seem almost like a documentary.

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