'How Power Looks' — MiamisFF Review
Praising Black representation and condemning the power structures that suppress it, a mother delivers an impassioned speech to her distant son.
Go with God, Gringo
The Cris brothers kill Gringo's brother and frame Gringo and his friend, Mexico, for a murder. They are taken to jail and along with the four bandits who are the real killers, escape and reach a village in which a fair is being held. Someone recognizes them and they must leave taking a dancer, Carmen, as a hostage. Gringo tries to protect her and is left in the desert all alone. Meanwhile the bandits rob a mail-coach and kill the escorts with Gringo hot on their trail. Source: SWDB www.spaghetti-western.net
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The Cris brothers kill Gringo's brother and frame Gringo and his friend, Mexico, for a murder. They are taken to jail and along with the four bandits who are the real killers, escape and reach a village in which a fair is being held. Someone recognizes them and they must leave taking a dancer, Carmen, as a hostage. Gringo tries to protect her and is left in the desert all alone. Meanwhile the bandits rob a mail-coach and kill the escorts with Gringo hot on their trail. Source: SWDB www.spaghetti-western.net
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Genre:Western
Written By:Vincenzo Musolino, Edoardo Mulargia
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Edoardo Mulargia
Director
Glenn Saxson
Gringo
Lucretia Love
Carmen
Aldo Berti
Bill Jackson
Ignazio Spalla
Mexico
Pasquale Simeoli
Bud Smith
Spartaco Battisti
Jack Stewart
Vincenzo Musolino
Ramon / Raymond Cris
Armando Guarnieri
McDonald, Wichita Sheriff
Tom Felleghy
Inspector
Nino Musco
Inspector's Driver
Alfredo Rizzo
Inspector's Secretary
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