Directed by Sergio Corbucci, Django stars Franco Nero as a lone drifter who arrives in a violent border town caught between rival factions. The story unfolds through conflict, revenge and shifting alliances within a western action setting.

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Sergio Corbuccis ground-breaking DJANGO is one of the greatest and most influential Westerns ever. Seminal, yet banned for decades, its aesthetics of visual cruelty transcended the genre and shaped todays film-making language.

Its major influence is declared by Quentin Tarantino  among many Hollywood directors and seen in all his films.

The modern action hero also began here, with the legendary Franco Nero playing the eponymous Django, the mysterious gunslinger who arrives in a bleak, mud-drenched town dragging a coffin behind him to face a group of sadistic marauding bandits and an army of hooded Ku Klux Klan-like psychopaths.

Presented uncut, from new 4K-restored elements, this definitive version is pristinely faithful to the original filmmakers vision; as attested by Ruggero Deodato (of Cannibal Holocaust fame) who shot several scenes of DJANGO when, early in his career, he was Assistant to Sergio Corbucci.

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A coffin-dragging gunslinger and a prostitute become embroiled in a bitter feud between a Klan of Southern racists and a band of Mexican Revolutionaries.

DJANGO & DJANGO BONUS FEATURE
A riveting feature-length testimonial by Quentin Tarantino complements this edition: showing many clips, he explains how Corbuccis Django permeates his own films from Reservoir Dogs to his resounding tribute Django Unchained. And whimsically Tarantino tells how, in his Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, his fictional actor, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, ends up working for the real Sergio Corbucci. (By Steve Della Casa and Luca Rea. Directed by Luca Rea. 2