
Andrea Minghetti runs a California vineyard with the help of his pretty niece Bona, who cooks for the employees. A worker named Chico Piave, who belongs to a secret crime society, tries unsuccessfully to force himself on Bona, and later, he demands that Andrea give him both the young woman and a large sum in cash.

Harvey Gates
United States

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

Stuart Paton

Stuart Paton
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