Apache woman

Movie
German title	Apache woman
Original title	Una donna chiamata Apache
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1976
length	93 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Giorgio Mariuzzo; (as George McRoots )
script	Giorgio Mariuzzo ; Antonio Racioppi
production	National / Zenith ; ( Enzo Doria; S. Belket)
music	Rudy Maglioni
camera	Sergio Rubini
cut	Mario Morra
occupation
	Al Cliver : Tommy; Clara Hopf : Sunsirahè ; (as Yara Kewa ); Federico Boido : Keith ; (as Rick Boyd ); Corrado Olmi : Honest Jeremy; Rocco Oppedisano : Frankie ; (as Roque Oppedisano ); Piero Mazzinghi : Masters, the Priest ; (as Peter MacSing ); Ely Galleani : Masters' daughter; Enrico Chiappafreddo : Palmer ; (as Henry Kalter ); Nadir Brown : Indians; Raul Cabrera : Sunsirahès brother; Frank Warner: Masters son; Robert Thomas: Masters son; Eugen Bertil : Sergeant; Mario Maranzana : Snake;

Apache Woman is a spaghetti westerns of the late phase of the genre. It premiered in Germany on November 24, 1978.

action

A young cavalry officer named Tommy (involuntarily at first) takes on an Apache girl who has survived a massacre. On the way to Fort Cobb, first respect develops, then an intimate love affair between the two. They must each some rabble resist - a Bible-believing, but incestuous Farmer, a wheeler and various tramps. The latter catch Sunsirahè, the Apache woman, rape and kill her. Tommy escapes, but doesn't live long.

criticism

" Exploitation goods with slight nudities , which at least show the serious effort to create a 'lump-in-the-throat effect'."

- Christian Keßler : Welcome to hell

"Dilettante spaghetti westerns in a seemingly fake landscape, with bad dramaturgical weaknesses and wooden dialogues."

- Lexicon of international film

Others

The film is a later infusion of the film The Lullaby of Manslaughter ; some sequences of scenes were almost copied. It "naturally does not reach its blood-curdling quality" (Keßler, see above)
An uncut DVD version in German is available.
The theme song is interpreted by Judy Hill .

Web links

Apache Woman in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Review (ital.)

Individual evidence

↑ Apache Woman. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[1] Apache Woman. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .