The Mark of Zorro

Year: 1920

Runtime: 107 mins

Director: Fred Niblo

DramaActionAdventureRomanceWestern

The film delivers a lively blend of comedy, romance, and swash‑buckling action as Don Diego Vega pretends to be a carefree dandy while secretly fighting as the masked hero Zorro. Its upbeat humor and thrilling sequences promise to lift viewers’ spirits. The picture was preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2012.

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