Mamma mia è arrivato So Sia

Movie
Original title	Mamma mia è arrivato So Sia
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1973
length	92 minutes
Rod
Director	Alfio Caltabiano (as Alf Thunder )
script	Alfio Caltabiano Sandro Continenza
production	Fulvio Lucisano
music	Gianni Ferrio
camera	Guglielmo Mancori
cut	Sergio Muzi
occupation
Luc Merenda : So Sia Alfio Caltabiano: Reverend Smith (as Alf Thunder ) Tano Cimarosa : Chaco Katia Christine : Clementine Flavio Colombaioni : Topo Artemio Antonini : Chaco's helpers Ottorino Polentini Roberto Dell'Acqua Claudio Ruffini Sergio Testori Lorenzo Piani Furio Meniconi : Sheriff Luigi Antonio Guerra Jacki Gambino Luciana Turina Andrea Scotti

Mamma mia è arrivato Così Sia is a spaghetti western from 1972. The sequel to Your Will Done, Amigo is often also carried under the title Oremus, Alleluia e Così Sia and has not yet been shown in German-speaking countries.

action

The three bandits Così Sia, Reverend Smith and Chaco are on their way, always looking for a trickery. A run-down, rundown circus company, portrayed by a man with his four sons, the "Hallelujah Gang", and his daughter Clementine, is looking for Smith. So Sia falls in love with Clementine and tries to get the circus going again. So he returns the $ 300,000 stolen along with the others to the bank and receives a $ 3,000 reward. With this, a circus with four siblings and three scoundrels will go on tour in the future.

criticism

"The film lives again from extensive saloon brawls", states Christian Keßler and concludes: "Not a particularly good film".

Remarks

Movie posters and several lexicon entries show the alternative title; the entry in the Archivio del Cinema Italiano reads Mamma mia è arrivato Così Sia .

Web links

• Mamma mia è arrivato Così Sia in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

1. ^ Title according to Archivio del Cinema Italiano
2. ↑ Christian Keßler: Welcome to Hell. 2002, p. 161