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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Some major liberties were taken from historical background like [[spoiler:Kara Mustafa being killed in the battle by Jan Sobieski and his hussars, when in fact he escaped back to the Ottoman Empire and was executed for his failure]].
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Also known by its full title '''''Day of the Siege: September 11, 1683''''' or '''''Bitwa pod Winiem''''' (Battle of Vienna in Polish), it's a historical drama by Renzo Martinelli starring Creator/FMurrayAbraham. It depicts the famous UsefulNotes/SiegeOfVienna, despite the title referencing [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York]] which took place the day the relief arrived. WordOfGod is that the connection was intentional as the promotional material states it wasn't a coincidence.
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Also known by its full title '''''Day of the Siege: September 11, 1683''''' or '''''Bitwa pod Winiem''''' Wiedniem''''' (Battle of Vienna in Polish), it's a historical drama by Renzo Martinelli starring Creator/FMurrayAbraham. It depicts the famous UsefulNotes/SiegeOfVienna, despite the title referencing [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York]] which took place the day the relief arrived. WordOfGod is that the connection was intentional as the promotional material states it wasn't a coincidence.
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* ChristianityIsCatholic: Most of the movie's Christian cast is Roman Catholic, which makes sense when one considers the Holy League was a Catholic-led effort but in fact, it was an all-Christian coalition with Protestants from the Holy Roman Empire and Orthodox members from the Balkans. Likewise, the Ottoman forces seems to be completely Muslim when it had ''Christian'' forces among them as well.
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* ChristianityIsCatholic: Most of the movie's Christian cast is Roman Catholic, which makes sense when one considers the Holy League was a Catholic-led effort effort, but in fact, it was an all-Christian coalition with Protestants from the Holy Roman Empire and Orthodox members from the Balkans. Likewise, the Ottoman forces seems to be completely Muslim when it had ''Christian'' forces among them as well.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Kara Mustfa Pasha is the movie's main antagonist since he is the one pushing for the conquest of Vienna, but as an Ottoman general, the Sultan Mehmed IV is his superior.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Kara Mustfa Mustafa Pasha is the movie's main antagonist since he is the one pushing for the conquest of Vienna, but as an Ottoman general, the Sultan Mehmed IV is his superior.
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Also known by its [[ColonTitle full title]] '''Day of the Siege: September 11, 1683''' or '''Bitwa pod Winiem''' (Battle of Vienna in Polish), it's a historical drama by Renzo Martinelli starring Creator/FMurrayAbraham. It depicts the famous UsefulNotes/SiegeOfVienna, despite the title referencing [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York]] which took place the day the relief arrived. WordOfGod is that the connection was intentional as the promotional material states it wasn't a coincidence.
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Also known by its[[ColonTitle full title]] '''Day title '''''Day of the Siege: September 11, 1683''' 1683''''' or '''Bitwa '''''Bitwa pod Winiem''' Winiem''''' (Battle of Vienna in Polish), it's a historical drama by Renzo Martinelli starring Creator/FMurrayAbraham. It depicts the famous UsefulNotes/SiegeOfVienna, despite the title referencing [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York]] which took place the day the relief arrived. WordOfGod is that the connection was intentional as the promotional material states it wasn't a coincidence.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Kara Mustfa Pasha is the movie's main antagonist since he is the one pushing for the conquest of Vienna, but as an Ottoman general, the Sultan Mehmed IV is his superior.
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Also known by its [[ColonTitle full title]] '''Day of the Siege: September 11, 1683''' or '''Bitwa pod Winiem''' (Battle of Vienna in Polish), it's a historical drama by Renzo Martinelli starring Creator/FMurrayAbraham. It depicts the famous UsefulNotes/SiegeOfVienna, despite the title referencing [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York]] which took place the day the relief arrived. WordOfGod is that the connection was intentional as the promotional material states it wasn't a coincidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Some major liberties were taken from historical background like [[spoiler:Kara Mustafa being killed in the battle by Jan Sobieski and his hussars, when in fact he escaped back to the Ottoman Empire and was executed for his failure]].
* BigDamnHeroes: The Polish Winged Hussars. It wouldn't be a Siege of Vienna movie without them to swoop in and save the day, right?
* ChristianityIsCatholic: Most of the movie's Christian cast is Roman Catholic, which makes sense when one considers the Holy League was a Catholic-led effort but in fact, it was an all-Christian coalition with Protestants from the Holy Roman Empire and Orthodox members from the Balkans. Likewise, the Ottoman forces seems to be completely Muslim when it had ''Christian'' forces among them as well.
* DarkestHour: The story's whole point. The entirety of Christendom is in despair as the Ottomans approach to conquer Vienna, as that would open the strategic path to enter all of Europe. The Emperor is in constant OhCrap mode and even as far away as Northern Italy, the populace are in absolute fear.
* EqualOpportunityEvil: The Ottoman Army is not merely Turkish, but also included their Crimean Tatar vassals. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for them, the Tatars desert them when the Poles arrive]].
* SupportingProtagonist: Marcio D'Alviano could be considered the closest thing to an protagonist as the movie starts with the sermons and follows him as he tries to inspire hope into the Christians. However, he is at the end of the day an observer and non-combatant who watches from the frontlines and doesn't take any direct action which makes sense, since he is a monk, not a soldier.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Some major liberties were taken from historical background like [[spoiler:Kara Mustafa being killed in the battle by Jan Sobieski and his hussars, when in fact he escaped back to the Ottoman Empire and was executed for his failure]].
* BigDamnHeroes: The Polish Winged Hussars. It wouldn't be a Siege of Vienna movie without them to swoop in and save the day, right?
* ChristianityIsCatholic: Most of the movie's Christian cast is Roman Catholic, which makes sense when one considers the Holy League was a Catholic-led effort but in fact, it was an all-Christian coalition with Protestants from the Holy Roman Empire and Orthodox members from the Balkans. Likewise, the Ottoman forces seems to be completely Muslim when it had ''Christian'' forces among them as well.
* DarkestHour: The story's whole point. The entirety of Christendom is in despair as the Ottomans approach to conquer Vienna, as that would open the strategic path to enter all of Europe. The Emperor is in constant OhCrap mode and even as far away as Northern Italy, the populace are in absolute fear.
* EqualOpportunityEvil: The Ottoman Army is not merely Turkish, but also included their Crimean Tatar vassals. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for them, the Tatars desert them when the Poles arrive]].
* SupportingProtagonist: Marcio D'Alviano could be considered the closest thing to an protagonist as the movie starts with the sermons and follows him as he tries to inspire hope into the Christians. However, he is at the end of the day an observer and non-combatant who watches from the frontlines and doesn't take any direct action which makes sense, since he is a monk, not a soldier.
