Zapata's Gang

In Zapata's Gang, a film crew is caught in a chaotic situation when they are mistaken for real robbers while shooting a movie about guns and crime. The plot unfolds with humor as the crew, dressed in robber costumes, faces accusations but ultimately sees the real criminals brought to justice.

This film runs for 42 minutes and showcases early 20th-century cinematic storytelling. With its unique themes and comedic approach, it stands out in the silent film era. Collectors interested in LGBTQ representation in early cinema will find this title particularly significant, as it is one of the first to portray bisexual characters.