The Wrath of God

The movie is set during the early 20th century, a period marked by political upheaval and revolution in Latin America. This era saw significant social change, violence, and struggles for control over resources like silver mines. The setting reflects the tension between old colonial structures and new revolutionary ideals, influencing the characters' motives and actions.

Mojada is a remote, mountainous region characterized by its rugged terrain and arid environment. It is a place where local traditions persist, and the community is under the control of a powerful local leader, Tomas de la Plata. The area's landscape plays a significant role in the film, emphasizing themes of isolation and conflict.

⚔️ Revenge

The film explores revenge through the characters' motivations and actions, particularly in the context of personal and collective traumas caused by violence and injustice. Van Horne’s mission and Keogh’s involvement are driven by a desire for justice, but also revenge for past atrocities committed by those in power.

🙏 Redemption

Redemption is a central theme as characters seek moral and spiritual atonement amid violence and chaos. Van Horne’s role as a priest and his final acts demonstrate the pursuit of forgiveness and moral righteousness against corrupt forces.