Vivo, ergo tu moris

Set in a turbulent era, 'Vivo, ergo tu moris' delves into the life of Django, a Mexican Indian who faces the harsh realities of slavery under a cruel patrón. Following an intense escape attempt, Django encounters Dr. Shultz, a bounty hunter who offers him guidance in navigating the dangerous world around him.

The film highlights the stark contrasts between the wealthy and the impoverished, showcasing the injustices faced by indigenous peoples. The narrative intertwines elements of survival and mentorship, as Django learns the ways of the gun and seeks balance in a world rife with exploitation.

With its focus on serious social issues, 'Vivo, ergo tu moris' presents a unique take on the Western genre, providing insight into the historical context of slavery in Mexico. The performances, particularly by Mario Zaragoza, contribute to the film's impactful storytelling.