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Ver Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story

(461) 7.4 86 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story is a movie starring Eduardo Garcia, Jennifer Jane, and Manuel Garcia. Charged with 2400 volts of electricity, Eduardo Garcia lost an arm, ribs, muscle mass and nearly his life, but more important...

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Action, Documentary, Adventure, Biography
Director
Phillip Baribeau
Starring
Eduardo Garcia, Jennifer Jane, Eugenio Garcia, Manuel Garcia

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Genres Action, Documentary, Adventure, Biography
Director Phillip Baribeau
Stars Eduardo Garcia, Jennifer Jane, Eugenio Garcia, Manuel Garcia
Country Mexico, USA
Runtime 1 h 26 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Charged with 2400 volts of electricity, Eduardo Garcia lost an arm, ribs, muscle mass and nearly his life, but more important than what he lost is what he found.

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24 customer reviews about documentary «Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story»

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Janet Jimenez
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 05:55

I am a huge fan of Eduardo Garcia and as a huge fan of the man himself, I was surprised to find out he is a chronic alcoholic. So I decided to watch this documentary. It was really interesting. Eduardo Garcia was a true hero to the US in Vietnam. He was the top dog on the base and would do anything for the men. The documentary was very informative and shows how the US treated him and how the other military authorities treated him. I am not going to go into details but it was very good. It also showed the reaction of the people in the military. There was so much anger towards the US and the authorities in general. The documentary was very enlightening. It also showed how the government in general was corrupt. Eduardo Garcia was a great man and he is a great hero. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is a true fan of Eduardo Garcia. It is an excellent documentary that should be shown in every high school.
Kathryn E.
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 07:42

The last few years have been hard on Eduardo Garcia, the man behind the success of the Mexican-American hip hop group El Chapo and its prolificly produced music videos. At the same time, his life has been beset by other personal demons, a drug addiction that cost him much of his life savings and a mental health crisis that kept him in a psychiatric ward for a year. El Chapo's Rise and Fall: A Film About the Drug Lord El Chapo Guzman has seen a tremendous amount of hype over the years. But the reality is that the film is just another story about a drug lord, a story that's been told many times before. This isn't a bad thing, however, because the film is different and it's telling a different story. There are no obvious heroes, no back-stories of the great and the good, just a simple, raw look at what El Chapo has been up to since his release from prison. El Chapo was born into a very poor family, which had to leave Mexico and go to the U.S. in order to find work. He was a quick learner in terms of the criminal world and became a successful Mexican drug lord in no time at all. It's not often that we get to see the drug lords of Mexico, but when we do it's usually from the point of view of an outsider, like El Chapo. The film doesn't tell you that El Chapo was a drug lord, it shows you how he was born into his family. The film shows you how he grew up in a Mexican village, how he was turned into a drug lord and how he was born to be a criminal. The film follows him from childhood to his early manhood, showing the darkness and light inside his soul. El Chapo has been portrayed by many different actors, from Michael Douglas to Kevin Costner. This film was directed by none other than Quentin Tarantino. We have to agree, the man is a genius. El Chapo is not just another film, it's a true story of a man, a drug lord, and a family. It's not easy to follow this film, but it's hard to fault the film for that. If you're interested in this film, you should definitely see it. It's well worth it.
Grace B.
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 03:33

I have been a fan of Eduardo Garcia since I first saw him in his first film, "Flare" in 1981. I thought that he was the greatest actor of his generation. Since then, I have seen many films, but this is one of the best. I was fortunate enough to attend the premiere of this documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival. This is a must see for any film lover who is interested in the life of Eduardo Garcia. Eduardo Garcia is a major force of Filipino cinema. He has produced some of the greatest films in the history of Filipino cinema. If you like his films, then you must see this documentary. In the film, you will see how he became a star in Hollywood and how his films are so well received by the international audiences. This film is a must see for every Filipino. This documentary was very well done. The documentary covers his childhood and his early career. It also shows how he has evolved as a film director and how he continues to create amazing films. I give this film a 9 out of 10.
Jessica
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 05:20

There is no way you will find a more inspiring or emotional film than Eduardo Garcia. The film takes you on a journey with the drug war, but also the human story behind the war. From the beginning to the end of this film you feel connected to Eduardo Garcia. Eduardo Garcia is a hero and you will never forget him. The film really shines in the performances of the cast. The film really shows you how Eduardo Garcia was a victim of the drug war and how his life was destroyed. Eduardo Garcia was a very talented man. The film is a great reminder of how the drug war affects the lives of so many people. Eduardo Garcia is a true hero and his life is forever changed. Eduardo Garcia was a hero to all of us. We owe him so much. Thank you Eduardo Garcia for everything you did. Thank you for your incredible journey.
John S.
Thursday, 28 May 2020 07:08

This is a wonderful documentary. I was shocked to learn that Eduardo Garcia was a convicted criminal in the United States of America. That fact, along with the testimony given by various victims, gave me great satisfaction. The film was also insightful on the role of the U.S. government and corporations in the tragedy. I was especially pleased to learn that the man who was killed by Eduardo Garcia had committed no crime whatsoever. I was also pleased to hear the testimonies of the victims who died as a result of Eduardo Garcia's involvement in the smuggling of contraband items into the United States. My only complaint with the film is the use of the term "Almighty". It seemed to me that the producers were trying to make the point that we are all powerless to stop these acts. I was a little disappointed by this line of thought. Instead of using the term "Power" the filmmakers should have chosen the phrase "Powerless" and then used that phrase to explain what is happening to the people of the United States and to the people of Mexico. I would suggest that this film be made available on DVD or a similar format for people to view. My rating: 9/10
Ruth
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 04:46

A terrific film that's far better than its audience would be led to believe. The best thing about this film is the immense talent that Eduardo Garcia brought to the table. His strengths were his willingness to tell his story without regard for the audience's ability to absorb it, his belief that his subjects are people, not people who need to be spoon-fed the intricacies of his life, and his ability to say that his story is not one that is only about him, but the story of all of us. He's really an amazing human being.
Harold Daniels
Saturday, 16 May 2020 12:30

I loved this movie. It was really fun to watch, especially for a film school graduate. Eduardo Garcia was really cool. He was an example of a "tough guy" and a man of his word. He would not cave to pressure from others and put others interests ahead of his own. Eduardo Garcia had an amazing heart. He cared about others and would stand up for them. I really feel that he would have done the same for me. I felt that he was very impressive and did a great job in the movie. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who loves to watch movies.
Emma M.
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 08:21

The Eduardo Garcia story is the reason I made the decision to see this documentary. Eduardo Garcia is a god among actors and is a legend among other legends. Eduardo's film "Cinema" is a documentary about his life, his career, his love for cinema and the reasons for him and his movies. Eduardo is considered by many to be the greatest Mexican film maker and one of the best of all time. The story of Eduardo is fascinating and fascinating to watch. Eduardo was a child actor in the 1950s and 1960s, but by the 1970s he was a star and he was successful in Hollywood. Eduardo was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1981 for his "Cinema". He has been a generous donor to many causes, including his friends' children, his community of artists, artists and families, and the University of California, where he was a professor of film and television and a board member. Eduardo died in September of 2011 and his family, friends, and people that knew him will never forget his life. He lived a life that was full of love for cinema and cinema fans. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone that loves films. 9/10
Mary Ortega
Friday, 08 May 2020 10:08

One of the most powerful documentaries I've seen in a long time. If you are a life-long Resident Commissioner or Resident Executive of any area of the city, you'll love this film. This is what residents would talk about if they were sitting in a room with you. It gives a lot of insight into the lives of the people of San Antonio. In fact, it goes into some of the people's background and how they made their decisions and choices. A must-see for any Resident Commissioner, Resident Executive or Resident Manager.
Christina A.
Monday, 04 May 2020 11:56

I don't know how much I would like to talk about this movie about the Cuban Revolution. I think it would be good if I could get some of the stories of the people involved and their struggles. But I am not sure how much I could. So I think it would be good if I could just watch it. And that is exactly what I did. I just watched it and was very surprised and amazed at what I had just seen. The film was shot on a very high budget. The actors were very good and it shows. The story is very compelling and very realistic. And it also makes you feel like you are in Cuba. I recommend this film to everybody. I just think that it was really a great work and the result is great. And that is the way I see it.
Stephen C.
Friday, 01 May 2020 15:14

The second featurette in the Director's Cut DVD of "Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story" is a delightful and informative presentation of Eduardo Garcia's career and life story. The film is organized in a way that provides a consistent, and interesting, narrative arc. The film begins with a brief history of Eduardo's life and his career, followed by a brief biography of his father and his relationship with his father's family, then moves on to the present day with a number of fascinating interviews with some of Eduardo's contemporaries. The interviews, conducted by various people who knew Eduardo, provide a unique insight into Eduardo's life, and provide a window into Eduardo's motivations, and the manner in which Eduardo pursued his career. The film concludes with an interview with Eduardo's sister, who has shared her feelings about Eduardo's career. This was a wonderful and enjoyable presentation of Eduardo's life, and was a good way to wrap up Eduardo's life story. Eduardo's career was a fascinating and interesting one, and it was a joy to see a portion of his life documented. The film also provides a unique and entertaining look at the life of a religious cult, and how Eduardo became involved with it.
Jeffrey P.
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 11:04

After having listened to this story, I'm sure you'll agree it is one of the most moving stories of our times. If you like the story, you'll probably like the film too. The documentary is brilliant in its presentation. A great cast of performers provide some really great performances. It's a powerful and moving story that can change lives. I think it is an important part of our world today, and should be seen by as many people as possible. The story is not about drugs or alcohol, and does not have a moral message. It is a powerful story about a young man that knows he is different, and is willing to stand up and do something about it. In his eyes, he is someone who is not a loser, but is someone who has something to give and has done something to help others. He will not give up and will fight for what he believes in. The documentary has some very good photography. It is beautiful to look at, and the editing is brilliant. It's an excellent documentary that will not be forgotten.
Juan Sullivan
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 09:34

The Eduardo Garcia story is a well-made, well-documented, and meticulously made documentary that chronicles the life and career of Eduardo Garcia, a Cuban-born, wealthy oil magnate who led a life of luxury, but who left Cuba for the United States in 1980. Garcia's life in the United States is an incredible story that is not for the faint of heart. His first name is Eduardo, and he was known as "Eduardo" throughout the entire country, but it wasn't until 1980 that his true name was officially changed to Eduardo Garcia. He was born in Cuba to a family of Spanish descent. As a child, Eduardo attended a school in a poor neighborhood and later attended a private school in the Bronx. After high school, he earned a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Texas, but his poor educational background gave him little chance of being able to follow his dream of becoming a business tycoon. At the age of thirty, Eduardo decided to leave Cuba to pursue a career in the United States. He arrived in New York City in 1976 and set up a business in the clothing industry, with the help of his brother, and in 1977 he opened a clothing store, in one of the poorest parts of the Bronx, called "The Village," in order to earn money. He soon began to sell his first products in New York, and by the early 1980s he was the second-largest clothing manufacturer in New York, behind only Ralph Lauren. Although he didn't achieve the success he had hoped for, he did make some good money and started to build up a business empire. However, in 1988, after he had lost his country, and his business in the United States was considered a failure, he was forced to leave the United States. In the early 1990s, Eduardo Garcia decided to go back to Cuba to help his family. In 1992, he returned to Cuba, and began a journey that took him to Miami and other places in the United States. He has also traveled to Cuba to visit relatives and friends, but he also visited a number of famous Cuban artists in Havana, such as Caballero, and bought real estate in Miami, Miami Beach, and Miami. In 1999, he purchased an old hotel in Miami Beach, which was used as a nightclub, and for a time it was being used as a recording studio for local musicians. During this time, Eduardo Garcia also became a television personality in Cuba, and in 2006, he established a satellite television station, called "Cuba Info," which airs Cuban-language music, news, and gossip programs. "Eduardo Garcia's Story" is an excellent documentary about the life of Eduardo Garcia, and I highly recommend it.
Alexander M.
Saturday, 18 Apr 2020 07:21

One of the most powerful documentaries I've ever seen. The director's absolute eye for detail and detail alone is worth seeing the movie. This movie is simply incredible. I have never seen anything like it. It truly is an eye-opener for anyone who has ever considered leaving their faith, or anything else for that matter, in the past. Although the majority of the movie was filmed in Havana, this movie was never about Cuba. It was a film about Eduardo Garcia. He was the one who decided to leave Cuba, but it wasn't about the political issues. It was about his personal and spiritual journey. As the movie progressed, the viewer was continually in awe of Eduardo. It was almost as if you were there. His journey was hard to watch. He was a remarkable man. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has ever thought about leaving religion or any other form of belief for the world of spirituality. The director's ability to portray the true essence of Eduardo's life is truly astounding. I hope he continues to make films for the rest of his life.
Gloria Rose
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 16:27

I saw this film last week and I'm so glad I did. It's an excellent film that has been discussed on various message boards here and elsewhere, and for good reason. Eduardo Garcia was a gifted artist and an amazing human being. Unfortunately, he did not live to see the impact of his work. Eduardo Garcia died just weeks before his 42nd birthday, and this film is the last film that he ever directed. The only reason he was able to complete it is due to his extensive medical treatment, which he received in the 90's. I found the film to be an amazing look at the man and his work. It was wonderful to see him interact with others, and it was also nice to see him express his feelings and emotions. The only reason I didn't give this film a 10 is due to the acting. However, it was a little more than mediocre. I thought it was very well done. It was very touching and emotional, and the film also provided a few entertaining moments. However, some parts were just too cheesy, and it seemed to me that the acting could have been better. It did a good job, however, of portraying Eduardo's interactions with people. It's hard to believe that this film is almost over, and I feel it is a great film for all ages. It's definitely one that will stick with you. Eduardo Garcia, you are greatly missed.
Olivia
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 09:53

I'm a fan of Eduardo Garcia, but his life story is a bit more complex than the one presented in this documentary. I had to research this for myself, so I was not sure if the film was accurate or not. I learned that Eduardo was a family man who had to leave his wife and children for the money to go to law school. The documentary shows a lot of footage from his law school days and shows how he ended up in prison. It also shows how he was able to get a job as a lawyer, and the first job he ever got was for the defense. Eduardo's wife and daughter are interviewed as well. They tell a story of how they had to move to the Dominican Republic because of Eduardo's arrest. This documentary is very well done, and is a must see for anyone who is interested in Eduardo Garcia. It's also very informative on Eduardo's life story and his legal career.
Phillip
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 07:52

This is a very good documentary on Eduardo Garcia. It's about a man who worked for a Brazilian newspaper, was a great teacher and who was involved in the '50s/'60s/'70s/'80s and became an activist. He was part of a group that supported the Brazilian government in the '80s and had a lot of connections in the political world. He had a lot of contacts and connections in the military. He was a very successful writer and had a lot of influence in the political world. He was a very active activist. I was very surprised by his work and that he was a very active activist. The movie is a good introduction to Eduardo Garcia and shows his work and his activism. It's a very good movie and I recommend it to anyone who likes documentaries. It's very good.
Jane Pierce
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 17:43

As a film buff I was intrigued by this documentary about Eduardo Garcia. I have been fascinated with the culture and history of Central America since I was a child, and I feel this film is a good snapshot of the lifestyle of the Chaco Indians. Eduardo Garcia was a courageous leader and a great poet. I think Eduardo Garcia was a living legend in Central America. The documentary focused on Eduardo Garcia's life and experiences. It was not a "show" like the Hollywood "The Native Son" or "The Texas Rangers" films. It was a good documentary about a famous historical figure in Central America. I enjoyed the portrayal of Eduardo Garcia and the Chaco Indians. I feel that this film was very accurate and entertaining. It was a good story of a man who helped and cared for his people. Eduardo Garcia was a great leader and a great poet. He was also a great poet. The narration was very good, and I think it was appropriate. I really enjoyed the portrayal of the Chaco Indians. The way Eduardo Garcia spoke was very authentic. Eduardo Garcia was an inspiration to many of the Chaco Indians. I think the documentary was very entertaining and informative. It was very well done and well written. I enjoyed the documentary very much.
Amanda Jenkins
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 15:58

It's hard to explain why this is the best documentary of all time. It's not an amazing plot or an outstanding cast, but it's not about them either. It's about Eduardo Garcia and his journey to getting to the top of his profession, from being a talented and stubborn writer to an accomplished filmmaker and a world-renowned director. This is the story of a man who is never complacent about his achievements, who always wants to improve, and who never shies away from making mistakes in his career. There are many stories told in this film. I am sure that the ones told in the first part of the movie will be the ones you'll remember most, but there are also other stories that are related to the great talent and the career he has. The last part of the movie (the last 10 minutes or so) is very powerful and extremely inspirational. Eduardo Garcia is so inspiring that I can't wait for his next movie! This is an amazing movie that will change your life. It's not a movie you'll regret seeing, and it's a movie that will change you forever!
Cynthia Gilbert
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 12:45

Eduardo Garcia's arrest in South Africa was one of the most contentious episodes in the history of South Africa, which saw him charged with war crimes, including the murder of over 1,000 black men and boys during the anti-apartheid struggle. It was only after his release that Garcia was allowed to set foot in South Africa, and he was able to return to his homeland and work as a railway worker. This film focuses on his life from the time he was arrested in 1979 until his return to South Africa in 1991, and its purpose is to show the events leading up to his arrest and the events leading up to his release. It shows how his family, his political opponents, and the various governments in South Africa tried to silence him, and how he was able to clear his name. It also shows how his supporters helped him in his efforts to gain his freedom. The film is very well-made, and there is a lot of interesting information to be had about his time in prison, his political trials, his political release, and his life afterward. The scenes are very well-shot, and some of the photography is stunning. The acting is also excellent, especially from Garcia himself. He does a very good job, and he's certainly one of the best of the best South African actors at the moment. The only thing that I found a little disappointing was the limited amount of time that was shown of the trials that he was convicted of. I would have preferred to have seen more of his trial. Overall, this is a very well-made and interesting documentary, and it deserves more attention than it received. 9/10.
Kathy Baker
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 07:30

I was a huge fan of Eduardo Garcia's, and had been hoping for a documentary to come out. I think Eduardo Garcia is a very good guy. I had never heard of him before, but his story was inspiring and entertaining. I think the documentary was well done and Eduardo Garcia was a very good man. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who has any interest in Eduardo Garcia, or who is interested in music. Eduardo Garcia is a very interesting and interesting story, and I think this documentary does a good job of telling the story.
Emily
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 06:15

I've seen a few documentaries in my life, but this is the first one that I have seen that I really enjoyed. I was impressed with how the director, Jose Luis Garcia Berlanga, presented the information in a way that was both entertaining and informative. He also had a very good sense of humor, which helped make the documentary a little more enjoyable. This is the first documentary I've ever seen that I thought was very informative and entertaining. I found myself thinking a lot about Eduardo Garcia and his life, and how his life was important for the people who were there to see it. I also found myself wondering what was going on in his life, and I was never really sure what his views were, but I think that's the point. It's important for us to know the people who were there to see the documentary, and to understand their lives. I also liked how they showed us the documentaries that Eduardo had done, which were all very important in his life. I think that this documentary is a great way to show people what Eduardo Garcia was all about. I think that if you have an interest in Eduardo Garcia, you will enjoy this documentary.
Grace Green
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 06:00

In an era when people are more interested in the antics of celebrities than the actual story of a man who was the first person to really fly, this film is a breath of fresh air. It's a fascinating look at the life of a man who went from being a struggling fly fisherman in Puerto Rico to a world-famous stuntman in the late 1930s. The film takes us on a journey to the world of daredevilry, and it is a fascinating look at the history of flying, the people who were involved in it, and the way that it changed the lives of people around the world. It is a film that I think will appeal to a wide audience, and I can't wait to see it again. It is a very well-made film that really gives you a good look at the history of flying, and it is a film that I think is well worth seeing.
Marilyn
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 03:02

This is a great documentary about Eduardo Garcia, a famous Argentine filmmaker who died in 2002. The movie starts out in the early 1980s when Eduardo was only a teenager. He started making movies as a way to support himself and his family. The documentary is divided into three parts: The first part is about the filming of his first movie. The second part is about his movies and his relationship with his wife. The third part is about his movies and his relationship with his wife. This movie is a good documentary about Eduardo Garcia and it is well done. It has great interviews with Eduardo's family, friends, and colleagues. Eduardo's friends are not only his family but also his friends. This documentary is well made and it is entertaining. It is a good documentary about Eduardo Garcia. It is well done and it is entertaining.
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