Requiem for a Gringo

• Lang Jeffries: Ross Logan
• Femi Benussi: Alma
• Fernando Sancho: Porfirio Carranza
• Aldo Sambrell: Charley Fain
• Glenn Saxson: Dan Ross
• Giuliana Garaviglia: Lupe (as Guly Garry )
• Carlo Gaddi: Ted Corby
• Rubén Rojo: Tom
• Marisa Paredes: Nina
• Ángel Álvarez: Samuel

Requiem for Django ( Original title: Réquiem para el gringo ) is a Spanish co-production spaghetti westerns, the José Luis Merino staged in 1968. The average power consumed by the criticism the film was first shown in Germany in a shortened by almost 20 minutes version on June 20, 1969.

Content

Bandit Porfirio Carranza rides with his men after a successful robbery at the secluded farm of Ramirez; the pursuer to depend, the gang divided into several groups. One of these groups tried at the ranch of Ross on horse theft, but is wiped out by Ross to the last man.

In Ramirez's Farm is now Dan, Ross' brother arrived who wishes to visit his friend. Carranza's men kill him. Now Ross begins a vendetta against the individual groups of gangsters, he can successfully make. During a solar eclipse, he meets for the final duel to Carranza.

Criticism

The lexicon of the International film described the film as "brutal". In contrast, it rated Ulrich P. Bruckner in his work " For a few more corpses " as "good".

Comments

The Django this film is not only astronomically interested, but wearing a western- atypical leopard-skin jacket.

The film song Sandstorm is interpreted by I Cantori Moderni.