El lobo negro
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | El Lobo Negro |
| Country of production | Spain , Mexico |
| original language | Spanish |
| Publishing year | 1981 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Rafael Romero Marchent |
| script | Rafael Romero Marchent José Romero Marchent |
| production | Luis Méndez |
| music |
Alfonso Agulló Carlos Villa |
| camera | Jorge Herrero |
| occupation | |
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El Lobo Negro is a Spanish adventure film made in 1980 in co-production with Mexican television, which focuses on a hero of the title reminiscent of Zorro . The laggards as the spaghetti western -Welle directed by Rafael Romero Marchent resulting film was not shown in the German language.
content
Carlos Aceves was studying in Madrid in 1846 when he received news that the Yankees had overrun the city of Monterrey. Disguised as an old man, he travels to California. When he reaches his hometown, he learns that his father has been arrested by American troops. To free the city and to help the townspeople, he uses the mask of the Lobo Negro (Black Wolf). Little by little he freed his father's friends, who had also been arrested as conspirators. His main opponent is the American Colonel in command. With athleticism and shrewdness he succeeds in defeating the troops; the colonel is being transferred.
criticism
- Tom Betts writes in Western all'Italiana : "Of course you've seen all of this before in any other Zorro film; but it's fun to see all the Western veterans of the spaghetti western weddings in supporting roles."
Others
- A sequel filmed immediately afterwards appeared under the title La venganza del Lobo Negro .
Web links
- El lobo negro in the Internet Movie Database (English)