We will be out of the office for Dino's Git Down (Glendale, AZ) from Nov 10th-24th.

On the other hand, the risk of exploitation is immense. In the hands of a lesser director, it becomes a torture-porn of Indigenous suffering, or a simplistic “good natives vs. evil Spaniards” morality play. Gibson’s filmography—from the flagellation of The Passion to the sustained terror of Apocalypto —suggests he is temperamentally drawn to suffering as spectacle. A sequel might cross the line from historical drama into sadism.

A Spanish priest dips a quill into ink. On parchment, he writes: "The savages have vanished into the stone. No gold. No cities. Only trees." The camera pulls back to reveal the priest is blind. Behind him, Jaguar Paw’s eyes watch from a shadow. The screen goes black.

Two forces pursue him:

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