1970 | Color | 118 min During the Mexican Revolution, Swedish gun smuggler Yolaf Peterson joins General Mongo in order to free Professor Xantos—a prisoner of the U.S. army and the only one who knows where a cherished loot is hidden. Peterson agrees to help in the search, but is joined against his will by El Vasco. The two will have to face John, Peterson’s old business partner, who will do nothing but sabotage their search. Country: Italia, Alemania, España Direction: Corbucci; Sergio Script: Corbucci; Sergio Production: Morelli; Antonio Photography: Ulloa; Alejandro Music: Morricone; Ennio Cast:Milian; Tomas, Pallance; Jack, Nero; Franco, Berben; Iris
1970 | Color | 118 min During the Mexican Revolution, Swedish gun smuggler Yolaf Peterson joins General Mongo in order to free Professor Xantos—a prisoner of the U.S. army and the only one who knows where a cherished loot is hidden. Peterson agrees to help in the search, but is joined against his will by El Vasco. The two will have to face John, Peterson’s old business partner, who will do nothing but sabotage their search. Country: Italia, Alemania, España Direction: Corbucci; Sergio Script: Corbucci; Sergio Production: Morelli; Antonio Photography: Ulloa; Alejandro Music: Morricone; Ennio Cast:Milian; Tomas, Pallance; Jack, Nero; Franco, Berben; Iris
The Mercenary Sergei Kowalski, a Polish mercenary, arrives in Mexico and inadvertently ends up joining Paco and his group of revolutionaries. The army attacks them, but thanks to Kowalski, the group is able to defeat its enemy. Having no more interest in following in the steps of the rebels, Kowalski undertakes his own journey. However, he is attacked by the army, and just when he is about to lose hope, Paco’s men save him. Paco and the foreigner strike up a partnership and watch each other’s backs during the most dangerous situations. See More
What Am I Doing in the Middle of a Revolution? An Italian theater troupe arrives in Mexico with the purpose of presenting William Shakespeare’s Othello. Amidst the chaos that has taken over the country, the troupe’s director, Guido Guidi, along with an Italian priest, Albino Moncalieri, get dragged into a Mexican Revolutionary faction led by Carrasco. As time goes by, Guidi and Moncalieri overcome their differences and strike up a friendship. They do everything they can to sabotage the plans of General Herrero, head of the army. See More
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