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The Spaghetti West

Director: David Gregory

Cast: Ferdinando Baldi, Sergio Corbucci, Alex Cox, Damiano Damiani, Clint Eastwood

(Blue Underground, 2005) Rated: Unrated

US DVD release date: 26 June 2007 (Docurama)

by Chris Robé

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It's time the Spaghetti Western receive its rightful recognition because its serves as a vital body of work to explore the intricate workings of transnational cinema and the multifarious results from infusing commercial cinema with Left politics.

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Tagged as: alex cox | clint eastwood | damiano damiani | david gregory | ferdinando baldi | sergio corbucci

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