LEADER 01841ngm a22002897a 4500005 20161125135002.0 005 hubpceu 007 v| |||||| 008 121017b########xx#|||############m|spa|| 003 hubpceuo 099 FL Record |f2366 100 Tabone, Francesco Taboada, |edirector. 242 Pancho Villa, the Revolution Has Not Ended 245 Pancho Villa, la Revolución no ha terminado 300 DVD-ROM (94 min.) 337 Moving image 500 Verzio Film Festival Submission 520 On the morning of March 16, 1916, Pancho Villa invaded the town of Columbus, thus perpetuating the first invasion of American territory by a Latin American army. That same day, a child was born in Durango. He was baptized Ernesto Villa Ramirez, after his father General Francisco Villa. On the death of Pancho Villa “the Caudillo” (a political military leader who is charismatic and populist), the mother took Ernesto to live in the United States and told him never to tell who his father was. Eighty-three years later, the old Ernesto returns home where he discovers that his father is now one of the moral leaders of the peasants of Mexico and a national hero. This is Pancho Villa's story told by those who knew him. 580 Verzio Film Festival Submission 655 4 Documentary films 260 Mexico : |bPeñafiel, Manuel, |c2006. 041 spa |jeng |jita |jpor |jspa 952 |00 |10 |40 |50 |70 |8FL |992361FL |bFL |d2016-11-25 |l0 |r2016-11-25 |w2016-11-25 |yDVD-ROM 952 |00 |10 |2ddc |40 |6FL_RECORD_2366_000000000000000 |70 |8FL |9148559FL |bFL |d2019-04-23 |l0 |oFL Record 2366 |pHU_OSA_00003995.mp4 |r2021-11-04 |w2019-04-23 |yDIGIFILM |zAccess Copy, MP4 format |cAudio Visual 920 01 lXpK4noq 966 True |bHU_OSA_00003995 |cDigitally Anywhere / With Registration