When: Saturday, June 8, 2013 — 4:30 and 10 p.m.
Double Feature with DJANGO UNCHAINED.
Where: Brattle Theatre — 40 Brattle St. (Harvard Square), Cambridge, MA
Most people know of the great Sergio Leone, but if there were a runner-up prize for best Spaghetti Western director, it would certainly go to Sergio Corbucci.
Several of his films were an influence on DJANGO UNCHAINED including this semi-comedic gem and, obviously, his 1966 feature Django, also starring Franco Nero.
Here Nero stars as a Polish mercenary who hooks up with a Mexican revolutionary (Musante), and they both end up in a cat-and-mouse chase with ruthless bounty hunter "Curly" (played by the always-sinister Jack Palance).
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