Night Train to Mundo Fine (1966)
89 mins | Melodrama | November 1966
Director:
Coleman FrancisWriter:
Coleman FrancisProducers:
Anthony Cardoza, Coleman FrancisCinematographer:
Herb RobertsEditor:
J. H. RussellProduction Company:
Cardoza--Francis ProductionsGriffin, an escaped convict, takes up with two drifters. In need of money, they join a band of soldiers of fortune preparing to invade Cuba; though Griffin and the drifters have no intention of actually going there, they are forced to participate in the invasion. Captured, they escape by stealing an airplane. After a variety of adventures in Cuba, Griffin finally returns to the United States, where he is recaptured by the ...
Griffin, an escaped convict, takes up with two drifters. In need of money, they join a band of soldiers of fortune preparing to invade Cuba; though Griffin and the drifters have no intention of actually going there, they are forced to participate in the invasion. Captured, they escape by stealing an airplane. After a variety of adventures in Cuba, Griffin finally returns to the United States, where he is recaptured by the police.
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