Desert Passage

Desert Passage

Year: 1952

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: English

Director: Lesley Selander

Western

A sudden gun‑storm erupts over a stash of stolen bank cash. Parolee John Carver is determined to retrieve the money he buried, but his girlfriend, a lawyer, and his former cellmate are after it too. Hired guns Tom and Chito are tasked with smuggling Carver across the Mexican border, only to find themselves stranded in the crossfire of everybody’s greed.

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