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Indio 2 - The Revolt (1991)

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Audience Score
40
Indio 2 - The Revolt
R 1 hr 35 minApr 18th, 1991Adventure, Action, WarIndio Collection PosterPart of Indio Collection
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A corporation building a highway through the rainforest hires a gang of mercenaries to get rid of the local Indians, who don't want the highway built through their lands. The mercenaries resort to murder, massacres and enslavement to rid the company of its Indian problem. Sgt. Irons, a former Marine NCO, helps to unite the jungle tribes and leads them in their fight to protect their homes and their families.
StarringMarvin HaglerFrank CuervoDirk Galuba
DirectorAntonio Margheriti

Movie Details

Theatrical Release:April 18th, 1991
Original Language:English
Executive Producers:Enrico Coletti
Production Companies:R.P.A. International
Movie Tags:
jungleindigenous peoplesmercenaryrainforest

Indio Collection

These films center around oppressed indigenous people in South America fighting for their rights and freedom against a corporation planning to build a highway through their lands. A former Marine and a journalist join their cause, sparking a global advocacy movement. The films highlight community strength, corporate accountability, and inspire audiences to stand up for justice and equality.