Law of the Bravados

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Movie
German title Law of the Bravados
Original title Brandy, el sheriff de Losatumba
Country of production Spain , Italy
original language Spanish
Publishing year 1963
length 88 (German verse 73) minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director José Luis Borau
script José Mallorqui
production Fenix ​​Cooperativa Cinematografica ( Rafael Merina )
FEA ( Maria Rosaria Grimaldi )
music Riz Ortolani
camera Manuel Merino
cut Mercedes Alonso
Vincenzo Alabiso
occupation

Law of Bravados (Original title: Brandy, el sheriff de Losatumba ) is a Spanish-Italian Western , who before the heyday of Spaghetti Westerns was the 1,963th The German-language premiere was on June 3, 1965.

action

In Losatumba, the city's “men of honor” rule as they see fit, and with the help of the gunslinger Moody, they squeeze out the farmers in the area by means of “insurance”. After they murdered the local sheriff who opposed them, they choose Brandy, a well -known drunkard and former sniper, as his successor. However, with the support of an old friend and out of love for the heiress Eva , he can first support the farmers, then defeat the bandits and finally expose the masterminds.

Reviews

"Hard Western with increasingly implausible plot development that increases to the point of confusion."

“... carefully crafted in terms of atmosphere, story and performance. Only the sudden and dramatic transformation of the drunkard into a seasoned man of the law as well as the pompous, romantic derailments do not go on a cow's skin. "

- Movie Maniax

"Very early, entertaining western"

- Ulrich P. Bruckner

“As the film lasts, it runs out of creative breath until it silts up completely in unbelievability in the last part. Unnecessary."

this and that

  • The title in co-producing Italy was Cavalca e uccidi .
  • In the supporting roles there are a lot of Spanish actors who belong to the “regular staff” of the spaghetti westerns in the following years.
  • In the German video release, the film was shortened to 73 minutes.

Web links and sources

Individual evidence

  1. Law of the Bravados. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  2. http://www.film-maniax.de/display/ITALO/Gesetz+der+Bravados
  3. Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses. Munich 2006
  4. Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 225/1965