1960·Drama·1h 35m
7.1
★
A jazz musician seeks refuge from a lynch mob on a remote island, where he meets a hostile game warden and the young object of his attentions.
Directed by Luis Buñuel
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Zachary Scott
Miller
Bernie Hamilton
Traver
Key Meersman
Evalyn
Crahan Denton
Jackson
Claudio Brook
Rev. Fleetwood
Crew
Luis Buñuel
Director
Luis Buñuel
Screenplay
Gabriel Figueroa
Director of Photography
Jesús Bracho
Art Direction
Peter Matthiessen
Story
Juan Luis Buñuel
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
5 reviews
Taqwa
9.9★ · 07/21/25
“There are always excuses, always extenuating circumstances, And I'm tired of them.He's sick, he's poor, his parents beat upon him, or they didn't.Excuses for the roughest crimes, I no longer accept them.I believe in sin and expiation, There should be guilt and expiation or sin will be readily committed again”
It made me sad to realize that even back in the 60s, people were already tired of hearing excuses for those who commit horrible crimes, And all these years later, we’re literally still doing the same thing
Society is always protecting bad people by finding reasons to explain their actions, it’s like we’re always trying to understand the criminal and why he did that instead of helping the victim and give them justice
It made me sad to realize that even back in the 60s, people were already tired of hearing excuses for those who commit horrible crimes, And all these years later, we’re literally still doing the same thing
Society is always protecting bad people by finding reasons to explain their actions, it’s like we’re always trying to understand the criminal and why he did that instead of helping the victim and give them justice
“There are always excuses, always extenuating circumstances, And I'm tired of them.He's sick, he's poor, his parents beat upon him, or they didn't.Excuses for the roughest crimes, I no longer accept them.I believe in sin and expiation, There should be guilt and expiation or sin will be readily committed again”
It made me sad to realize that even back in the 60s, people were already tired of hearing excuses for those who commit horrible crimes, And all these years later, we’re literally still doing the same thing
Society is always protecting bad people by finding reasons to explain their actions, it’s like we’re always trying to understand the criminal and why he did that instead of helping the victim and give them justice
It made me sad to realize that even back in the 60s, people were already tired of hearing excuses for those who commit horrible crimes, And all these years later, we’re literally still doing the same thing
Society is always protecting bad people by finding reasons to explain their actions, it’s like we’re always trying to understand the criminal and why he did that instead of helping the victim and give them justice
Elías Michel
7.4★ · 09/11/23
Viejo cochino
Viejo cochino
Luis Lara-Torres
8.0★ · 11/17/25
moonelve
5.0★ · 12/21/23
Franek Łuczak
7.5★ · 04/14/23