Gallipoli
Directed by Peter WeirThe story of a group of young Australian men who leave their various backgrounds behind and sign up to join the ANZACs in World War I. They are sent to Gallipoli, where they encounter the resolute Turkish army.
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- ርልዪረOctober 1, 2025I found this movie to be breathtaking. It accurately depicts what War really is, an unscary Blood Bath. It follows the experience of War of two main characters, as runners. I love that Director Peter Weir had decided to end the film, the way that sadly, most people in war end, with him being shot by multiple by poor communications between the chief officers, and the front line officers. It is an absolutely tragic ending, done so beautifully and truly.
- Charles LondonMay 3, 2025The movie grabs you from the opening titles set to a dramatic score of Adagio in G minor. Then the fabulous wide-screen cinematography becomes immediately evident in the opening scene, set in the year 1915. We go from Western Australia, to Egypt, and then to Turkey in this story of fictional characters against the backdrop of true events. Events that Australians will never forget. This is a well-done production on all levels. A moving and poignant story of idealistic young men and their loss of innocence at the hands of war and it's sobering consequences.
Gallipoli Trivia
Gallipoli was released on August 13, 1981.
Gallipoli was directed by Peter Weir.
Gallipoli has a runtime of 1 hr 52 min.
Gallipoli was produced by Patricia Lovell, Robert Stigwood.
The key characters in Gallipoli are Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson), Archy Hamilton (Mark Lee), Jack (Bill Kerr).
Gallipoli is rated PG.
Gallipoli is a Drama, War, History film.
Gallipoli has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.