
Major Dundee
Bring Me the Head of Sam Peckinpah
March 31 - April 7, 2016
Charlton Heston delivers a commanding performance as an obsessive cavalry officer on a doomed mission in Mexico in this fascinating bridge between the nostalgic mythmaking of the studio era and the nihilistic fury of The Wild Bunch.
An ambitious attempt to push the Western in bold new directions, Major Dundee is a fascinating bridge between the nostalgic mythmaking of the studio era and the nihilistic fury that would emerge full force in The Wild Bunch. Charlton Heston delivers a commanding performance as an obsessive Civil War–era Union cavalry officer who drags a ragtag group of recruits—including a band of unwitting Confederate prisoners—on a doomed journey through Mexico in single-minded pursuit of an Apache warrior. Famously compromised by producer interference that left key footage on the cutting-room floor, Major Dundee languished for decades as one of film history’s great “what-ifs?” until a 2005 restoration brought it closer than ever to Peckinpah’s majestic original vision.



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