

Robert De Niro plays a slave trader doing penance and Jeremy Irons the Jesuit who gives him the chance, in a film that won the Palme d’Or in 1986 and the Oscar for Best Cinematography. Ennio Morricone’s legendary score will stay with you long after you’ve forgotten the story.
Deep in the jungle on the border between Argentina and Paraguay, a Jesuit makes the climb to preach Christianity to the Guarani. A mercenary who has spent years seizing them and selling them to the plantations later arrives at the mission, carrying the guilt of a terrible crime, and the very people he used to hunt take him in. But when a cardinal comes from Rome to decide which missions may carry on, nothing is safe.
Oscars
Best Cinematography
1987
Cannes Film Festival
Palme d'Or
1986
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