And Should We Die

1966
53m

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Rodolfo Acosta in And Should We Die (1966)

Pancho Villa's men harass and kill Americans during the Mexican Revolution (early 20th Century) for aiding Villa's enemies. Rafael Monroy and Vincente Morales (leaders of a small Mormon cong... Read allPancho Villa's men harass and kill Americans during the Mexican Revolution (early 20th Century) for aiding Villa's enemies. Rafael Monroy and Vincente Morales (leaders of a small Mormon congregation) are arrested on charges that they support Villa's opponents and follow the wrong... Read allPancho Villa's men harass and kill Americans during the Mexican Revolution (early 20th Century) for aiding Villa's enemies. Rafael Monroy and Vincente Morales (leaders of a small Mormon congregation) are arrested on charges that they support Villa's opponents and follow the wrong religion. In jail they overhear plans to harm the Mormon community of Colonia Dublan, and... Read all

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10gusmarilyn

Very Inspirational movie that contains terrific teachings

I saw this movie many years ago. It was excellent and was very inspiring. It teaches about faith, bravery, and commitment. This movie could be put on the screen today and be an instant winner. I do not know why it has not been transferred from 16mm film to DVD. Hopefully, it will be someday. This movie is ripe for the times. It also shows the struggles of common, ordinary people being caught up in the whirlwind of civil war. It is said that Pancho Villa did not know about the atrocity committed by his soldiers in this Mormon village. Who really knows the answer to that. At any rate, it is a true story which makes it all that much better. The two men who are the central characters in this movie really lived and this movie shows their heroism and dedication to a higher calling.