A fairly quiet film but involving and very colourful. 'Bloodstained Butterfly' director, Duccio Tessari seems to enjoy the genre and allows himself the luxury of seeing what he can bring that little bit different. Giuliano Gemma is effective as the laid back Ringo - he who in this is returning. Nobody seems to recognise him with his hair dyed blond so he is able to saunter through the film till the moment takes him to affect his revenge. Tessari, meanwhile has the film shot through an array of interesting objects and indeed just as I was wondering just how many interesting coloured drinking glasses he could come up with a chancier walks behind a stunning panel of stained glass. Arty but not at all farty, I enjoyed the pace, the audacity and the performances - Nieves Navarro establishes herself nicely - and the whole thing is very pleasant indeed.
Review of The Return of Ringo
