Also in the West c'era una volta Dio

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Movie
Original title Also in the West c'era una volta Dio
Country of production Italy , Spain
original language Italian
Publishing year 1968
length 105 minutes
Rod
Director Marino Girolami
script Tito Carpi
Manuel Martínez draw
Amedeo Sollazzo
production Marino Girolami
Rafael Marina
music Carlo Savina
camera Pablo Ripoll
Alberto Fusi
cut Antonio Gimeno
occupation

Anche nel West c'era una volta Dio is one of Marino Girolami under the pseudonym Dario Silvestri staged spaghetti westerns , which was not listed in the German-speaking world. The script is based on the basic idea of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island .

content

The old fighter Colonel Bob Ford hides his treasure map in a shabby inn because bandits are chasing him. When they arrive at the inn, he tries to escape over the roof, but braces them and loses his life. The bandits set fire to the inn. The young Tommy, who knows where the treasure map is hiding, tries to save it, but passes out from the heat and is brought to safety by newcomer Pat Jordan; this will also find the treasure map.

The Mexican Chasquito who appears suddenly has a relationship with the restaurant operator Marta and is hired by Pat Jordan, who looks like a gunslinger, but is actually a priest, to get to the Sierra Blanca, because he has the treasure that the Colonel stole from a monastery, wants to bring it back. Chasquito has more selfish ideas, and the bandits are also on their own account. Chasquito kills two groups of bandits by showing them the treasure and shooting them while trying to retrieve it. The priest returns to the monastery with $ 5,000 after placing Tommy in the care of the now wealthy Chasquito.

criticism

“The story is not bad and is also implemented in an entertaining way. The film is really quite good. "

- Christian Keßler : Welcome to Hell, 2002.

"Somewhat entertaining western from the actual comedy director Girolami."

- Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses, 2006.

“The twists and turns of the movie come as fast as bullets; this rousing spaghetti western can boast of a powerful direction and excellent camera work, which captures the Spanish filming locations beautifully and adds to the rich action scenes, ”says Paul Gaita in the All Movie Guide.

Remarks

The film song "Heart of stone" is sung by Raoul .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Lino Miccichè: Storia del cinema italiano, 2001