The Alamo PG

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This film was last shown on 20 May 2015

The Alamo focuses on a San Antonio mission which led to a Texas revolution 1836. The film sees main characters Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie preparing for what will be a bloody battle as they face 4,000 Mexican troops.

Showing as part of our Film Studies term "A Wagon to Washington: American Society and Political Westerns". Tickets are also available for individual films.

Director
John Lee Hancock
Year
2004
Duration
179 mins

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