
Let's Go with Pancho Villa
During the Mexican Revolution, six peasant fighters join Pancho Villa's forces to aid their community. As battles rage on, only two survive, until tragedy and a harsh command force the last warrior to return to civilian life.
- Rated
- PG-13
- Runtime
- 1h 32m
- Released
- 1936
- Country
- Mexico
Details
Release year: 1936
Storyline
During the Mexican Revolution, six peasant fighters join Pancho Villa's forces to aid their community. As battles rage on, only two survive, until tragedy and a harsh command force the last warrior to return to civilian life.
Top credits
- Antonio R. Frausto — Don Tiburcio Maya
Domingo Soler — Francisco 'Pancho' Villa- Manuel Tamés — Melitón Botello
- Ramón Vallarino — Miguel Ángel del Toro 'Becerrillo'
Did you know
• Prominent Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas (who wrote the film's score) makes a brief appearance as a piano player in a bar. He places a sign over the piano which reads "Se suplica no tirarle al pianista" ("We beg you not to shoot at the piano player").
• First Mexican super-production.
• The opening exclamation point in Spanish is wrongly inverted in the title card: the correct form is "¡Vámonos con Pancho Villa!", not "!Vámonos con Pancho Villa!" The mistake can be checked in any copy of the movie.
User reviews
Officially, Mexico's best movie ever made.
Well, I remember a different ending...
De Fuentes' Masterpiece
Technical specs
- Sound mix
- Mono
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
- Color
- Black and White


















