Sergio Corbuccis ground-breaking DJANGO is one of the greatest and most influential Westerns ever. Seminal, yet banned for decades, its aesthetics of visual cruelty transcended the genre and shaped todays film-making language. Its major influence is declared by Quentin Tarantino - among many Hollywood directors - and seen in his all films. Django, played by the legendary Franco Nero, is the mysterious lone gunslinger who, dragging a coffin behind him, arrives in a bleak, mud-drenched town where hell face two ruthless gangs of sadistic killers.