Too short to be perfect
It’s About Quality, Not Quantity 
la resa de conti forever!
I voted Face to Face; it’s one of my favourite spaghetti westerns. I’m thinking of the full version, and probably the fact that there are different versions will skew the results of a poll like this. However, it’s pretty close for me, as I do love The Big Gundown a great deal.
My favorite is CORRI UOMO CORRI. Basically because I love Mexico 
One of my favorite soundtracks. Great look / cinematography too.
But they are all great. LA RESA is a classic. One of the first and
next to Leone’s and Corbucci’s (and Quien Sabe and Sei Sei Vivo, Spara)
earlier films most influential entries in the genre.
FACCIA A FACCIA is superb too. Not the wig of Milian unfortunately.
Some flaws here and there. But any film with Volonte is great in a way
Yes, I am not alone!
hi Novecento remember me? btw run man run is my fav solima western so u and siegel
are not alone!!!
So we are a “triumvirate”!
Good to hear form you again “django live”. Not around much around on the board myself any more these days.
i loved ‘la resa de conti’ a lot i found his other two very boring and almoust unwatchble about 97%
Sergio Sollima was very good director, but he’s unfortunately a bit overlooked, as Corbucci and Leone were more famous directors…
My favorite Sollima’s spaghetti western was doubtless “La resa dei conti” (1966)…
New Spanish book about Sollima
I wonder what happened to Vincent Jourdan’s long-announced monograph on Sergio Sollima’s films. The project seems to have vanished into thin air.
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good question, I just went ahead and sent him a message on FB. Update: book is finished but held up for different reasons. I have asked to be kept in the loop, I hope it reaches bookshelves at some point soon. But my French is rusty so I will have to wait for a translation
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The world (and Italy) needs more HD releases of Sollima’s movies
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Jourdan’s Sollima book will not be published by Éditions LettMotif but possibly by Éditions Rififi, who are currently trying to pre-finance it on the French crowdfunding platform KissKissBankBank.
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Thanks for the update. I’d be interested in picking up a copy of this.
Sergio Sollima had a son, Stefano Sollima. He is also a director.
From Wikipedia:
Born in Rome, Sollima is the son of Italian cult director and screenwriter Sergio Sollima. He is best known for his gritty crime-drama films such as ACAB – All Cops Are Bastards (2012), Suburra (2015), and Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018), as well as the television series Romanzo criminale – La serie (2006–2008), Gomorrah (2014–2021) and ZeroZeroZero (2020).
I’ve seen Suburra from Stefano Sollima, it’s a good crime film.
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