Mexico/USA : The frontier of western
Filmothèque du Quartier Latin (5e)
The Films
| Apportez-moi la tête d’Alfredo Garcia, Sam Peckinpah | | Desperado, Roberto Rodriguez | | A Fistful of Dynamite, Sergio Leone | | La Horde sauvage, Sam Peckinpah | | La Nuit de l’Iguane, John Huston | | La Soif du mal, Orson Welles | | Le Signe de Zorro, Rouben Mamoulian | | Les Professionnels, Richard Brooks | | Les Sept Mercenaires, John Sturges | | No Country for Old Men, Joel et Ethan Coen | | Super Nacho, Jared Hess | | Traffic, Steven Soderbergh | | Trois enterrements, Tommy Lee Jones | | Viva Zapata !, Elia Kazan |
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Hollywood seizes this frontier very early on and depicts film after film Mexico as a land of myths and adventures, irrigating among others the western genre, in its more classical shape as in contemporary versions.
Some 15 US films, playing with the genre conventions, while playing with its frontiers, and that stage this country close and fantasied.