Pancho Villa

Year: 1972

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: English

Director: Eugenio Martín

Western

Dubbed the only man to have ever invaded the United States, General Pancho Villa during the 1916 Mexican Revolution escapes the grip of his arch‑enemy General Goyo. He then confronts a new threat when he meets the enigmatic adventurer McDermott, who promises to supply his troops with weapons and ammunition, raising the stakes of his campaign.

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