Spaghetti Westerns

[b.miller]

having just been through the cinematic baptism that is the quentin tarantino film festival, i can tell you to check out both Django and Django, prepare A Coffin... along with Audios Sabata and anything directed by Duccio Tessari.


while he only screened on spaghetti western, The Dirty Outlaws, he screened whole nights worth of Italian Crime and Italian WWII films and talked at length of Speghetti westerns and previous complete baddasses of films he's screened at previous fests. Duccio Tessari directed this movie called No Way Out which has to be one of the best hitman films i've ever seen...

[b.miller]

i case anyone still cares:

IFC is re-running their The Spaghetti West documentary this saturday at 10eastern followed by two seminal classics: The Big Gundown at 11e and [The Great Silence[/b] at 12:45e

so if you have IFC you can totally have a Spaghetti Western night!

[Sad But True]

That is the same experience I had a few years ago. Leoné was a great director sadly his filmography is limited. His other great masterpiece is Once Upon a Time in America, with Robert Deniro and James Woods.

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[b.miller]

welcome