Horace 62 Trailer

Horace 62 Trailer (1963)

24 April 1963 Drama, TV Movie 104 mins

Two families fight to stay in power. On one side, the Horatii, who rule Rome; on the other, the Curiatii, who rule Albe-la-longue. To escape the war, three brothers are chosen from each camp and face off in a fight to the death. A tragic confrontation with unexpected repercussions.

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