Al Oeste de Río Grande

Movie
Original title	Al Oeste de Río Grande
Country of production	Spain
original language	Spanish
Publishing year	1983
length	89 minutes
Rod
Director	José María Zabalza
script	José María Zabalza
music	Ana Satrova
camera	José de la Rica
cut	Pedro Peiroten
occupation
	Aldo Sambrell : Alfredo Sanchez; Cándida López : Mrs. Sanchez ; (as Candida Lopez ); Joaquín Gómez : Apache ; (as Dan Barry ); Remedios Hernandez : Apache Woman ; (as Paula Farrell ); Miguel de la Riva; (as Michael Rivers ); Sidney Ling; Roberto Samsó; Victor Iregua; Daniel Galán; Modesto Blanch;

Al Oeste de Río Grande is not shown in the German speaking spaghetti westerns , almost ten years after the ebbing of the genre climax came. It is considered to be one of the worst films in the genre.

action

After the end of the civil war, disputes between former northern and southern nationals repeatedly lead to outbreaks of violence. When the trapper Alfredo Sanchez is trapped by a tree trunk and the nearby water slowly threatens to enclose him, his wife looks for help to free him and ends up between hostile groups and meets numerous remarkable people: hanging judges, lonely riders, unscrupulous people Bandits, Indian haters, bounty hunters.

criticism

The film can hardly be found, but is considered by fans to be one of the worst films ever produced in the spaghetti western genre.

Remarks

Director Zabalza was, according to many participants, a heavy alcoholic, but was also let down by the production company. Main actor Sambrell was able to save the film through his acquaintance with Sidney Ling , but not hide its weaknesses.

Web links

Al Oeste de Río Grande in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

↑ Aguilar, Carlos: Guía del Video - Cine . Madrid 1986.

[1] Aguilar, Carlos: Guía del Video - Cine . Madrid 1986.