The Gates of Paradise

The Gates of Paradise

1971 · 90 min · ★ 4.9 · Drama, Action, Crime

Due to betting problems, Andrés and his lover, Blanca, flee the city and travel through several states of the country; During their journey they get involved with a couple of hippies with whom they live for a time until the tragedy is complete.

Directed by Salomón Laiter · Written by Eduardo Lizalde

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