Era Sam Wallash… lo chiamavano “Così Sia”
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Original title | Era Sam Wallash… lo chiamavano “Così Sia” |
Country of production | Italy |
original language | Italian |
Publishing year | 1971 |
length | 92 minutes |
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Director |
Demofilo Fidani (as Miles Deem ) |
script |
Maria Rosa Valenza (as Mila Vitelli ) Demofilo Fidani |
production | Demofilo Fidani |
music | Lallo Gori |
camera | Franco Villa |
cut | Piera Bruni |
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Era Sam Wallash ... lo chiamavano "Così Sia" is not listed in the German speaking spaghetti westerns of demofilo fidani with Robert Woods in the lead role. Of the inexpensive films made by this director, he was one of the few that received positive reviews.
action
Mash Donovan rules the small town of Golden City and, with the help of his helpers, brutally nips any criticism of his actions in the bud. When he settles with the host of the local saloon, he also shoots guests down, injuring young Sam Wallash and shooting his brother Tommy. Sam barely escapes the flames of the lit saloon and, with the help of Margie and her father, can recover from his wounds; he swears vengeance. In the search for the murderers, Donovan's people beat him up again in the saloon, who also continue to use their methods and pile one crime on top of the other. At an exhibition match organized by Donovan, Sam Wallash can seize the opportunity and uncover a secret from his childhood. One by one he clears Donovan's gang out of the way, defeats the killers who were targeted on him and brings Donovan to justice.
criticism
At least in comparison, Christian Keßler finds positive words: "Within the inexplicable Fidani universe, this is a relatively good, consistently serious western revenge."
Remarks
The film's three killers are portrayed by lead actors from other genre works, Mitchell, Martell and Tate, who have their own names.
The original Italian movie poster is titled Era Sam Wallash! … Lo chiamavano… E Così Sia! on.
The soundtrack appeared in ten pieces together with that of the film Fuzzy, keep your ears up! of the composer.
Web links
- Era Sam Wallash ... lo chiamavano "Così Sia" in theInternet Movie Database(English)
- The film at comingsoon.it
Individual evidence
- ↑ the posters are for Era Sam Wallash! … Lo chiamavano… E Così Sia!
- ↑ Spelling according to the Archivio del Cinema Italiano
- ↑ Christian Keßler: Welcome to Hell . 2002, p. 96
- ↑ Soundtrack Collector