He wants to help, do something humanitarian with the skill and provide medicine and care to the poor of Latin America. 'Why aren't you angry at the Americans?' and referring to the Hiroshima memorial plaque 'why doesn't it say who committed the mistake? US could have ended the war without the bomb.' The Cubans and their revolutionary comrades compare the American attack on Cuba at the Bay Of Pigs with Pearl Harbor and ask how one could be called unjustified while the other is rationalized by the AmericansĪt the same time,Freddy and his compatriots land in Cuba to study medicine as the young man wants to become a physician for all the right reasons. Che has his own questions for the Japanese. A sole reporter proceeds to cover the visit and interview Che. The Japanese may have seen 200,000 of their countrymen incinerated, yet they are unhappy with the visit and worry about their relationship with the USA. One of the revolutionaries on the side of Fidel Castro is the legendary Che who shortly thereafter visits Japan in the name of Cuban-Japanese relations and promoting trade between the countries and makes time to visit Hiroshima in order to pay his respects to the victims of the American atomic bomb which was dropped on the city in 1945. Ernesto begins with footage from the Cuban revolution. The actor has also undergone a transformation for the film with a haircut befitting the time period and geography and gotten a bronze tan here as well.

It is entertaining seeing Odagiri's trademark mannerisms manifest in the character of a second-generation half-Japanese in Cuba whatever the amount of success. He does so, but this writer cannot tell with which degree of success in regards to the correct accent and enunciation. With most of the film's dialogue being in Spanish it is left to Japanese star Odagiri to not only mouth his lines in Spanish, but also to recite them with a Bolivian accent. Aiming to study medicine he travels to Cuba and becomes involved with the famous Ernesto 'Che' Guevara. Freddy is a second generation Japanese-Bolivian whose father has migrated to the South American country from Kagoshima. The release coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the killings of both Ernesto 'Che' Guevara the famous Argentinian doctor, motorcycle wanderer, Communist revolutionary and freedom fighter and Freddy 'Ernesto' Maymura Hurtado the obscure Japanese-Bolivian who fought alongside him and was killed by the CIA-backed military dictatorship in Bolivia.

The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre decided to procure the film for a screening. He was sporting a Che Guevara scarf and told the fans about the movie he had just completed. Japanese actor Odagiri Jo visited Toronto directly after completing filming Ernesto in 2017.

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