Sando Kid says the last alleluia

Movie
German title	Sando Kid says the last alleluia
Original title	Un dolár para Sartana
Country of production	Spain , Italy
original language	Spanish
Publishing year	1971
length	94 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	León Klimovsky Sergio Bergonzelli (realiter)
script	José Maria Elorrieta José Luis Navarro Enrico Zuccarini
production	Espartaco Santoni Sergio Bergonzelli
music	Alessandro Alessandroni
camera	Antonio Maccoppi
cut	Juan Pisón José Antonio Rojo
occupation
Espartaco Santoni : dollars Peter Lee Lawrence : Sando Kid Aldo Sambrell : Lee Grayton Helga Liné : Maybelle Tomás Blanco : Arthur Carson José Canalejas : Angel Lorenzo Robledo : Ballor Simón Arriaga : one of Graytn's people Antonio Cintado : Sheriff of Springfield Rafael Corés : Banker Porter Luis Barboo : J. Mac Alfonso de la Vega : Captain the Ranger Franco Agostini : Brother Brown Rafael de la Rosa Aurora De Alba : Mrs. Elizabeth Carson

Sando Kid speaks the last Hallelujah ( Spanish original title: Un Dolár para Sartana , "One Dollar for Sartana") is a spaghetti western from a Spanish-Italian co-production, officially directed by León Klimovsky , while Sergio Bergonzelli actually directed it. It ran for the first time in German-speaking countries on August 13, 1986, when it was shown by the TV station RTL plus . The video title was briefly Sando Kid , just as short as the version, which was missing 15 minutes of the original.

action

In Springfield, Grayton, a former officer of the Northern States , with the support of influential citizens, holds the ranchers in a stranglehold, forcing them with brutal means to cede their land to him at a ridiculous price and then sell it on to the railroad workers at a profit. When Eleanor's father also suffers the same fate, the Texas Ranger Sando Kid, who poses as a perfume salesman, intervenes. Little by little he can thwart Grayton's plans, turn off his people and finally himself. He eventually marries Eleanor.

criticism

Negative judgments precipitated the lexicon of international film : "Primitive spaghetti westerns to the usual pattern of the last phase of the genre." And the Italian colleagues of the AGCM Cinematografiche : "A film that tired and monotonous, the worn out paths of Spaghetti Westerns entlangschlurft". Keßler, on the other hand, considers the film to be Bergonzelli's best contribution to the genre in his dictionary of spaghetti westerns and praises the actors.

Remarks

The Italian title is Su le mani cadavere, sei in arresto (“Hands up, corpse, you are under arrest”).

The DVD version of the film, which appeared in the Hallelujah box from Koch Media , is complete.

I Cantori Moderni will sing the film song Free As a Bird .

Web links

• Sando Kid has the last Hallelujah in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon.it

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Christian Keßler: Welcome to Hell. 2000, p. 242
2. ↑ Sando Kid speaks the last alleluia. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
3. ↑ Vol. 73, 1972