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1963 | Color | 1h 48 min

The conquest of Chichén Itzá by Hunac Ceel, the subsequent flight of the survivors, and their search for a new place where they can settle down. The quest takes them up to the Mississippi River Valley, where they fight for land with an Indian community of the region.


Country: Estados Unidos
Direction: Thompson; J. Lee
Script: R. Webb; James, Arnold; Elliott
Production: J. Rachmil; Lewis
Photography: MacDonald; Joseph
Sound: Hallberg; Bert
Music: Bernstein; Elmer
Cast:Ann Field; Shirley, Basehart; Richard, Morse; Barry, Dexter; Brad, Vetri; Victoria, Gordon; Leo, Chakiris; George, Brynner; Yul, Silvestre; Armando
Art direction: K. Wood; Allen
Participation year at FICM: 2008

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