The Mexico Trilogy 4K UHD Limited Edition

The Mexico Trilogy directed by Robert Rodriguez. Known for his innovative and low-budget filmmaking, Rodriguez gained recognition with this trilogy, starting with the ultra-low-budget "El Mariachi" in 1993.

His unique style and ability to create high-impact action scenes on a shoestring budget have made him a notable figure in the film industry.

The trilogy follows the story of El Mariachi, a guitar-playing musician who is mistaken for a dangerous fugitive. In the first film, "El Mariachi," he arrives in a small Mexican town and is pursued by a drug lord.

The second film, "Desperado," continues his journey as he seeks revenge against those who killed his lover. The final instalment, "Once Upon a Time in Mexico," sees El Mariachi teaming up with a CIA agent to take down a corrupt general.

Each film blends action, romance, and drama, creating a compelling narrative arc.

 The trilogy has received several awards, including the Audience Award at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival for "El Mariachi" and Best First Feature at the 1994 Independent Spirit Awards.

 The films have been praised for their inventive storytelling and Rodriguez's distinctive directorial style