Friday, December 22, 2023

Salvatore Giuliano (1962)

 



In this movie shot in poor Neo-Realist style we can follow adventure of bandit and scum called Salvatore Giuliano, who worked with Sicilian Mafia and with the government, and his death and cover-up of it by corrupted Italian state. Movie is bit annoying with all those Italian peasants and their cows and mountains, but it has some charm to it.

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