"Army of Shadows" (1969) is a tense drama about the French resistance during World War II. The movie tells the story of a group of underground fighters, led by Philippe Guerrier, who are engaged in a covert struggle against the German occupiers. The story immerses the viewer in an atmosphere of fear, betrayal and heroism, showing how these people, risking their lives, fought for the freedom of their country. The plot, based on real events, is imbued with grim realism and moral dilemmas, making the movie truly gripping.

"Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" (1973) recounts the final days of legendary outlaw Billy the Kid and his encounter with former friend and sheriff Pat Garrett. Garrett, a Wild West veteran, is hired to capture and eliminate Billy, which leads to a tense game of cat and mouse. The movie masterfully captures the spirit of the time, combining historical accuracy with dramatic storytelling and great music by Bob Dylan.