Desenterrando Sad Hill is one of the best documentations ever made of what passion for great art is all about, and it is a true testament of the admiration for the film maker Sergio Leone, very deservedly so. Alone, the story about the exhibition where the one and only poncho used by Clint 'the Man With No Name' Eastwood appeared to have become like a religious relic, says a lot, and it shows that taking on the hugh task that it obviously was to have this most iconic film location come back to life, is a sacred act, and in so many senses, and for so many, even for someone who didn't participate in the project. On top of it all, getting greetings and praise for the achievement from Ennio Morricone, Clint Eastwood themselves and others who made the film, makes it all a sacred tribute to probably the greatest western ever made.
Review of Sad Hill Unearthed
