Overview

Two Hollywood movie men have signed an agreement with Pancho Gomez, leader of a revolution in Mexico, for exclusive rights to film all his battles. In return, the moguls will keep the revolutionaries supplied with munitions and supplies. Because the head movie man desires a Mexican woman named Anita, he agrees to help her negotiate with Gomez to free her father, due to be executed by the revolutionary. This is a satire not only on the movieland mentality, but also on American interventionism in the "Third World."