TIME TO DIE / TIEMPO DE MORIR (1966) - Blu-ray Release of Classic Mexican Western Film

Time To Die Tiempo De Morir 1966 New On Bluray

Product Description: Fresh from serving eighteen years in jail for shooting a man in self-defense, Juan Sayago (Jorge Martinez de Hoyos, The Magnificent Seven) comes back to his hometown to start life anew and reunite with old flame Mariana (Marga Lopez, Bunuel's Nazarin). But the two sons of the man he killed, consumed by an overwhelming thirst for revenge, have been anxiously awaiting his return. From an original story by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (One Hundred Years of Solitude), and featuring dialogue by Mexican novelist/essayist Carlos Fuentes (The Death of Artemio Cruz, The Old Gringo), this stunning directorial debut by a then-21-year-old Arturo Ripstein provides insight into the genius who would go on to create Deep Crimson and Hell Without Limits.

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Director: Arturo Ripstein

Starring: Marga Lopez, Jorge Martínez de Hoyos, Enrique Rocha, Alfredo Leal

Genre: Drama, Western

Runtime: 90 min

Rating: Not Ratedn

Language: Spanish

Studio: Film Movement

Home Video Release Date: June 24, 2025

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Codec: MPEG-4 AVC
Resolution: 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Region: Region A/1

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Blu-ray: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0

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Blu-ray: English

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Region A Blu-ray
Video introduction by director Alex Cox (Repo Man)
Commentary by director Arturo Ripstein and actor Enrique Rocha
Essays by Carlos A. Gutierrez, co-founder of Cinema Tropical and film critic Erica Shultz
English subtitles