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Karl Sternau Collection

2 movies · 1965

The Karl Sternau Collection comprises two films released in 1965, with a total runtime of 199 minutes. The collection's active period spanned a single year, from 1965 to 1965. The films within the collection have a combined budget and revenue of zero. Included in this collection are Der Schatz der Azteken and Die Pyramide des Sonnengottes. These films collectively offer a runtime of 101 and 98 minutes respectively, with IMDb ratings of 5.3 and 5.2. The total budget for the entire collection was not recorded, as was the total revenue generated. This film collection represents a concise body of work from 1965. The two films within share a common release year, forming a distinct, albeit brief, cinematic grouping.

2Movies
5.3IMDb
3h 19mRuntime
1965Years

Franchise cast

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1Mercenaries of the Rio GrandeMovie · 1965 · 101m · Adventure, WesternDr. Karl Sternau, a doctor with varied experiences, undertakes a sensitive diplomatic mission amidst the unrest in Mexico. Having grown up in Mexico and previously served as the personal physician to German statesman Count Bismarck, Dr. Sternau is asked to return during the French occupation under Emperor Maximilian. He is entrusted with delivering a letter from U.S. President Abraham Lincoln to Mexican nationalist Benito Juarez, navigating the complicated politics of this occupied nation. His journey presents both danger and reveals the difficulties of international diplomacy during conflict and change in Mexico and the United States. The story explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the importance of communication, set against a backdrop of historical events that shaped North America. This compelling narrative offers insight into this period while examining the personal struggles of those affected by major political developments.1.2
2Pyramid of the Sun GodMovie · 1965 · 98m · Adventure, WesternIn 1864, Mexico is torn apart by war against France and the new Austrian Emperor. German doctor Karl Sternau is moved by the strength of the Mexican people and befriends his local companion, Andreas Hasenpfeffer. Together, they become involved in a conflict that goes beyond national and political lines. Their story explores friendship, loyalty, and finding oneself as they navigate a world of power struggles, betrayal, and sacrifice. The film depicts a time of colonial control and resistance, while also showing the shared humanity that connects people across cultures. This historical drama follows ordinary people making extraordinary choices during a period of great upheaval. By exploring a little-known part of Mexican history, the film offers a fresh and moving perspective.1.2