Trinity Is Still My Name (1971)

In the wake of their father's impending demise, the perpetually squabbling and fiercely competitive twin siblings, Trinità and Bambino, are cornered into making a grudging vow: to unite their efforts and rise as prosperous outlaws. Driven by this promise, Bambino reluctantly takes on the responsibility of schooling his seemingly aimless brother, notorious for his lightning-fast right hand and his fascination for beans and enchanting, yet innocent, azure-eyed maidens. In the sun-soaked, dust-blanketed town of San José, the pair masquerades as federal agents, scheming to amass wealth. Their turbulent journey is punctuated with comedic twists, as their inherently kind-hearted nature repeatedly leads them to assist the very family they initially targeted, thus dwindling their illicit earnings. Amidst the chaos, Trinità finds himself entangled in a sweet romance with the daughter of the family they first held up, who mistakenly identifies the rambunctious brothers as federal agents, adding to the confusion and hilarity. In an unexpected turn of events, they find themselves lending a hand to the beleaguered monks of the local Spanish mission, inadvertently steering their story away from the path of banditry and towards the unexpected realm of heroism. Amidst the whirlwind of escapades, the question lingers: is this the legacy their horse-thief father envisioned for his sons or will they carve a different destiny? Embark on this humorous rollercoaster ride to find out.

Trinity Is Still My Name is a comedy movie featuring Terence Hill and directed by Enzo Barboni.

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