Django, Kill...If You Live Shoot!

Shoshena and Fuzzy hit the town of Chedron intending to rob the local bank whose owner, De Koven, is trying to freeze out all the ranchers in the area by the simple expedient of foreclosing on the mortgages his bank holds on their land.

Framed for a bank robbery, bounty killer Django's brother, Steve is lynched. Django hunts down Sartana, Steve's supposed accomplice, but finds him innocent also. The two men seek out the real robbers.

A man is falsely charged with bank robbery, prompting his brother to break him out of prison. Together the pair set out to find the real culprits, and their search leads them to a gang of outlaws headed by a notorious gunfighter.

In a Mexican small town, Ramon is attacked by a gang of criminals and robbed of the money with which he was going to pay off a mortgage. Meanwhile, at his farm his men are beaten up, his house is set on fire and his father is killed. Ramon, bruised and bleeding goes home to find his house destroyed and his father dead.

Italy, late 1800s. When a dashing young cavalry officer is assigned to a remote outpost, he brings more than just his uniform — he brings change. In the shadow of the barracks, a fragile, reclusive woman watches from behind the curtains. She is the colonel’s sister: sickly, unloved, forgotten. Until now. What begins as a flicker of fascination soon burns into an all-consuming passion… one that no one will survive untouched.

Dance moves, music, and fashion mark the passage of time in a Parisian ballroom, spanning fifty years of history.

The plot of the film is based on an ancient Spanish folk legend, which tells the story of a child who is found as an infant by friars, who then raise him with care and love. As Marcellino grows older, he feels the need for a friend, and he finds one in a neglected crucifix in the attic of the convent. A tender friendship develops between the boy and the figure of the Redeemer: every day, Marcellino brings bread and wine to his Friend, secretly taken from the friars' pantry, and every day, Jesus listens to the child's small troubles and desires.

Turi Leofonte is a former mafioso who agrees to testify in a trial involving very important people within the organization. For the mafia, Leofonte is dangerous, which is why he must die.

At the end of the American Civil war Jim Slade, a young confederate soldier returns to his ranch in Tucson. Before reaching his destination he feels a strange presentiment. On arrival he finds his parents murdered by bandits and the ranch practically destroyed. Overcome by grief, Jim plans revenge. Through an eyewitness he finds out, that the attackers were in four, three of whom, namely the Butcher brothers, were born in the town. Jim finds and kills three of the murderers and at the same time finds out the name of the fourth, a certain Corbett. For a long time he combs the regions of the South in search of Corbett.

A young woman awakens to find herself inside the four walls of a garage. Walls that appear innocuous like much of the places in a large metropolis, but which now separate her from everyone and everything.

A Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican peasant join forces to save the intellectual leader of the revolutionary cause, embarking on numerous misadventures along the way.

Two former partners, Ben and Charlie, reunite and return to their old ways of scheming. When Ben attempts a heist alone, Charlie gets arrested in his place. Regretful, Ben stages a daring rescue, in the hope of reaffirming their friendship.