The Guernica Tree
Finally released, for the first time ever, the third film in Fernando Arrabal's ('Viva la Muerte', 'I Will Walk like a Crazy Horse') surreal trilogy. Arguably the most brutal of the three and perhaps the most linear, it is set during the Spanish Civil War (1936 -1939), where the revolution is mirrored in the violently metaphorical events at Villa Romero in the doomed Guernica.
Year: 1975
Genre: Cult Films / After Dark, Avant-garde / Experimental
Country: France, Spain
Director: Fernando Arrabal
Duration: 100 Minutes
Rating: R18 - Contains violence, sex scenes and content that may offend.
Location in store: Cult
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