Run, Man, Run!

Run, Man, Run! (original title: Corri uomo corri) is a 1968 Italian-French spaghetti western written and directed by Sergio Sollima. A follow-up to Sollima's earlier success The Big Gundown, it brings back Tomas Milian as the petty crook Cuchillo, with Donald O'Brien also starring. The film is also known as Big Gundown 2.

Together with Face to Face, it forms the final chapter of Sollima's political-western trilogy and stands as his last spaghetti western; according to the director himself, it is his most political, most revolutionary and even anarchic film. Although the score was credited to Bruno Nicolai, Sollima stated that Ennio Morricone was its true composer, and parts of the music later appeared in the video game Red Dead Revolver.