Guerre Stellari (Episodio IV - Una nuova speranza
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Guerre Stellari, altrimenti noto come Star Wars: Episodio IV - Una nuova speranza, è un film del 1977, primo della saga cinematografica diretta da George Lucas e quarto nella cronologia interna della storia.
Diciannove anni dopo la fondazione dell'Impero Galattico, la Galassia è nel mezzo di una guerra civile. Il malvagio Imperatore ha rafforzato il suo potere, mentre il suo allievo Lord Dart Fener (David Prowse), seguace del Lato Oscuro della Forza e capo della Flotta Stellare Imperiale, è impegnato a spezzare le ultime resistenze.
I seguaci dell’Alleanza Ribelle hanno rubato i piani della Morte Nera, la potentissima base spaziale di Lord Fener. Ora le preziosi informazioni sono nelle mani della senatrice imperiale Principessa Leila Organa (Carrie Fisher), che in segreto è una dei leader della ribellione, ma la sua astronave viene catturata da un cacciatorpediniere imperiale.
Prima di essere presa, Leila nasconde i piani nella memoria del droide astromeccanico C1-P8 (Kenny Baker), che insieme al robot protocollare D-3BO fugge sul pianeta desertico Tatooine. I droidi vengono fatti prigionieri dai commercianti di Jawa, che li vendono agli agricoltori Owen e Beru Lars e al nipote Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill).
Mentre pulisce C1-P8, Luke innesca accidentalmente parte di una registrazione olografica di Leila, in cui chiede aiuto a Obi-Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness). Il robot fugge, così il ragazzo lo insegue e incontra un anziano eremita che si rivela essere proprio il Cavaliere Jedi.
Luke scopre che suo padre ha combattuto al fianco di Obi-Wan fino a quando Lord Fener, ex allievo del cavaliere, si è rivolto al Lato Oscuro della Forza e l'ha ucciso. Il guerriero dona al giovane la spada laser di suo padre e Luke accetta di seguirlo su Alderaan per apprendere la dottrina Jedi.
Poco dopo i due incontrano il contrabbandiere Ian Solo (Harrison Ford) e Chewbecca (Peter Mayhew), suo amico e copilota della nave Millennium Falcon. Tutti insieme partono in missione di salvataggio della Principessa Leila.
Regista:
George Lucas
Cast:
Harrison Ford, Alec Guinness, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, David Prowse, Peter Cushing, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew, Phil Brown, Shelagh Fraser, Jack Purvis, Jeremy Sinden, Richard Leparmentier, Jack Klaff, Graham Ashley, Alex McCrindle, Gar
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Avventura
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121 min
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