An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.An amnesiac gunfighter, aided by a sympathetic outlaw, tries to discover his own identity and past.
Ángel del Pozo
- Ben Janish
- (as Angel del Pozo)
José Jaspe
- Henneker
- (as Jose Jaspe)
Charly Bravo
- Lang
- (as Charley Bravo)
José Canalejas
- Cherry
- (as Jose Canalejas)
Julián Ugarte
- Christobal
- (as Julian Ugarte)
César Burner
- Charlie
- (as Cesar Burner)
Bruce M. Fischer
- Ranch Hand
- (as Bruce Fischer)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaItalian censorship visa #62464 delivered on 12-5-1973.
- GoofsThe couplings of the trains are European, not American, revealing where the film was shot.
- ConnectionsFeatured in V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episode #3.3 (1973)
Featured review
a simple movie but beautifully executed
reviewers on this page complain that this is just another ordinary western - that's the same as saying that the Taj Mahal is just another house - which it is - but what a house!
OK, this is not the Taj Mahal of anything but it is a western in which somebody took the time to find the right angles to shoot from and the right beautiful music to accompany everything with. This time and care put in, changes this film from being a trivial western into being a nicely mysterious experience with imagery that stick to the mind.
The mystery - it is true - is not so much in the dialogue as in the silence between the spoken words. The action is not as important as the scenery in which it takes place.
In the end you are left with a feeling of surprising satisfaction for something that on the surface seems trivial indeed.
OK, this is not the Taj Mahal of anything but it is a western in which somebody took the time to find the right angles to shoot from and the right beautiful music to accompany everything with. This time and care put in, changes this film from being a trivial western into being a nicely mysterious experience with imagery that stick to the mind.
The mystery - it is true - is not so much in the dialogue as in the silence between the spoken words. The action is not as important as the scenery in which it takes place.
In the end you are left with a feeling of surprising satisfaction for something that on the surface seems trivial indeed.
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- karlericsson
- Jul 14, 2011
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- Runtime1 hour 38 minutes
- Sound mix
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