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El Topo
(1970)
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El Topo
(1970)
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Alejandro Jodorowsky | ... | |
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Brontis Jodorowsky | ... | |
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José Legarreta | ... |
Dying Man
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| Alfonso Arau | ... |
Bandit #1
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José Luis Fernández | ... |
Bandit #2
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Alf Junco | ... |
Bandit #3
(as Alí Junco)
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Gerardo Zepeda | ... |
Bandit #4
(as Gerardo Cepeda)
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René Barrera | ... |
Bandit #5
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René Alís | ... |
Bandit #6
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Federico Gonzáles | ... |
Bandit #7
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Vicente Lara | ... |
Bandit #8
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Pablo Leder | ... |
Monk #1
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Giuliano Girini Sasseroli | ... |
Monk #2
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Cristian Merkel | ... |
Monk #3
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Aldo Grumelli | ... |
Monk #4
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El Topo decides to confront warrior Masters on a trans-formative desert journey he begins with his 6 year old son, who must bury his childhood totems to become a man. El Topo (the mole) claims to be God, while dressed as a gunfighter in black, riding a horse through a spiritual, mystical landscape strewn with old Western movie, and ancient Eastern religious symbols. Bandits slaughtered a village on his path, so El Topo avenges the massacred, then forcibly takes their leader's woman Mara as his. El Topo's surreal way is bloody, sexual and self-reflective, musing of his own demons, as he tries to vanquish those he encounters. Written by David Stevens
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