Yul Brynner guns for gold in a Spaghetti Western set against the chaos of the Franco-Mexican War.
ADIóS, SABATA
Sabata Aims to Kill
Sabata helps a band of Mexican revolutionaries steal a wagon-load of gold from the occupying Austrian forces of Emperor Maximilian I.
Adiós, Sabata is a 1970 Italian-Spanish action, drama, war, and western film directed by Gianfranco Parolini about Sabata, a mercenary hired to steal a wagonload of gold from the Austrian army in Mexico, only to discover the job is more complicated than it seems.
The SassyFlix Take
When the gold turns to sand, Sabata just lights another cigar.
Why Cult
Experience Yul Brynner as the iconic gunfighter Sabata, coolly navigating betrayal and scams amid Mexican revolutionaries.
Set in the turmoil of Emperor Maximilian I’s Mexico, the film pits outlaws and mercenaries against occupying Austrian forces.
Packed with Gatling guns, six-shooters, bar brawls, and a flamenco-dancing revolutionary, this is a Spaghetti Western that doesn’t skimp on the firepower or flair.
Gold turns to sand, and alliances shift as Sabata navigates a maze of robberies, scams, and backstabbing plots.
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What is Adiós, Sabata about? +
Adiós, Sabata follows Sabata, a mercenary hired by Mexican revolutionaries to steal gold from the Austrian army, only to discover the gold has been stolen, leading to a new plan to recover it.
When was Adiós, Sabata released? +
Adiós, Sabata was released in 1970.
Who directed Adiós, Sabata? +
Gianfranco Parolini directed Adiós, Sabata.
How long is Adiós, Sabata? +
Adiós, Sabata has a runtime of 104 minutes.
What genre is Adiós, Sabata? +
Adiós, Sabata is an action, drama, war, and western film.
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