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Carlos, also known as Carlos the Jackal, is a 2010 French-German biographical film/miniseries about the life of the 1970s Venezuelan revolutionary Carlos the Jackal.

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Carlos (miniseries) - Wikipedia. Carlos, also known as Carlos the Jackal,[2] is a 2. French- German biographical film/miniseries about the life of the 1. Venezuelan revolutionary Carlos the Jackal (Ilich Ramírez Sánchez), covering his first series of attacks in 1. It premiered as a three- part TV mini- series on French pay channel Canal+, with the three parts airing on 1. May, May 2. 6, and June 2, 2.

On the same day it premiered on Canal+, the full 5½ hour version was also shown out of competition at the 2. Cannes Film Festival.[6]Produced by Daniel Leconte, of French production company Film En Stock, and Jens Meuer, of German production company Egoli Tossell Film, in association with Canal+ and French Arte, it was directed by Olivier Assayas from a screenplay by Leconte, Assayas and Dan Franck, and stars Édgar Ramírez as Carlos. Watch Bad Day Online here. The film exists both as a three- part mini- series and a feature film of various lengths between 3. German cinema version) to 1. US video on demand version).[1][7][8]Classified as a theatrical film and as a TV film/TV mini- series, Carlos has been awarded both theatrical awards and TV awards; among them the 2. Golden Globe award for the Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television, the 2.

Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film and for Best Director, the National Society of Film Critics 2. Best Director, the New York Film Critics Circle 2. Best Foreign Language Film, the 2. European Film Award for Best Editor, the 2. Critics Award for Best Film at the São Paulo International Film Festival, and Édgar Ramírez won the 2.

César Award for Most Promising Actor. The film version of Carlos was later voted in a 2. BBC, the film version of Carlos, Toni Erdmann and Requiem for a Dream were tied together and were three voted together as the 1. Plot summary[edit]Ilich Ramírez Sánchez—who adopts the code name of "Carlos" early in the film—is a grim and elusive Venezuelan Marxist terrorist whose life is tracked as he executes dozens of assassination plots, abductions, and bombings across Europe and the Middle East in the cause of Palestinian liberation. For two decades, he is one of the world's most wanted terrorists. The film begins in Paris in 1.

Ramírez Sánchez is endeavoring to prove himself as a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) fighter, and ends with his capture in Sudan, in 1. In between, Carlos and his fellow terrorists wreak havoc on the Left Bank in Paris, storm OPEC's headquarters in Vienna, and carry out other devastating acts of politically motivated violence.

Part 1 (9. 8 min.)[edit]Ramírez Sánchez, who has fought alongside the Palestinians in Jordan, carries out a series of attacks in London in 1. He moves to Paris where the PFLP puts him in charge of its European branch under the command of a Lebanese militant, Michel Moukharbal, alias "André". He coordinates several operations, in particular the hostage taking in the French Embassy in The Hague by militants of the Japanese Red Army. When André is arrested, French agents of the domestic intelligence service, the DST, want to know more about Ilich, who has by now adopted the nom de guerre "Carlos." To escape arrest, Carlos shoots three policemen.

He then joins the head of the PFLP, Wadie Haddad, in South Yemen. Haddad entrusts him with a daring mission – taking hostage the oil ministers of the OPEC countries at their forthcoming conference in Vienna. Part 2 (1. 06 min.)[edit]Most of the second episode is devoted to a detailed account of the operation that remains one of the most spectacular terrorist acts of the period. It is December 2. Leading a group of six militants – leftists from German Revolutionary Cells and Palestinian militants including Anis Naccache – Carlos seizes control of the OPEC headquarters, taking ministers and accompanying delegates hostage.

He is at the height of his notoriety in the media. However, he and his group are unable to find asylum in the countries of Algeria, Tunisia and Libya and are unable to fly to Iraq because the plane they requested, a DC- 9, does not possess the range to fly the thousands of miles necessary.

By finally releasing the ministers at Algiers airport in exchange for a large ransom, he fails in the mission that Haddad had given him. This marks the end of relations between the two men. From now on, Carlos becomes a mercenary for hire to whichever country offers the most, including first Iraq, then Syria. He switches operations to behind the Iron Curtain, moving between Budapest and East Berlin under the protection of the East German Stasi.

He works with the remnants of the Revolutionary Cells, in particular Johannes Weinrich and his wife Magdalena Kopp, who soon leaves Weinrich for Carlos. Part 3 (1. 15 min.)[edit]Carlos’ band, based in Budapest and protected by Syria, fosters links with various clients interested in their particular capabilities, among them Nicolae Ceauşescu’s Romania and Libya. This intense activity of geopolitical destabilization, orchestrated by Carlos who is trafficking arms, handling huge sums of cash and leading the life of the "Godfather of European terrorism", is soon to come to an end. His decline is closely linked to the changes in the world order. With the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1. Syria, and his arena of operation is drastically reduced. The last place offering refuge is Sudan: Carlos is by now retired and tracked by the secret services of several countries, abandoned by his closest allies, a long way from the center stage of international politics.

His role as a player is over; he is left to observe the shifts in global power from a distance. With the complicity of the Sudanese authorities, and due to immobility from a testicular condition, he is captured on August 1. Paris to stand trial for crimes that have not been forgotten in France. Background[edit]Initially, Carlos was to focus on the terrorist's capture in Sudan in 1. However, once director Olivier Assayas agreed to make the film and he conducted extensive research, he realized that there was much more to explore with the man and his times: "I felt it was the fate of one man and, in a certain way, the story of one generation, plus a meditation on time, history, fate and issues more universal than the specific history of Carlos".[9] Former foreign correspondent and Le Monde editor Stephen Smith compiled the film's research, some of which came from the files of intelligence agencies[9] that became available after the fall of the Berlin Wall when files from former Soviet Bloc countries surfaced. Some of the film's dialogue came from tape recordings made by the Stasi, the secret police of the former East Germany.[1.

Made with a budget of $1. Carlos was Assayas' first foray into television.[1. Originally, he was not interested in the project because it seemed "too crazy and too complicated".[1. He was drawn to the project because it allowed him to make a film dealing with recent history and real people. He said, "not long ago, the idea of making a film about Carlos would have scared French producers, but nowadays I sense that we're being encouraged to make films that have a contemporary dimension".[1. Actor Edgar Ramirez said, "What we're trying to do is demystify him.

This guy who supposedly had everything figured out was not as keen as he was said to be. The public and historical image was as history's big manipulator but in many moments of his life, he was being manipulated".[1.