Der Mann aus Virginia (1977)

Der Mann aus Virginia: Directed by Michele Lupo. With Giuliano Gemma, William Berger, Miguel Bosé, Chris Avram. After the Civil War, Michael “California” Random, is released from prison and goes to Missouri with his partner William. He is killed by bandits. California decides to return the belongings to his family and help them against outlaws.

“In the days following the Civil War, defeated Confederate Giuliano Gemma and a young traveling companion encounter various killers, low-lives and unsympathetic citizens. When his friend is killed, Gemma stays with the boyu0026#39;s family and protects them from a vicious gang of bounty hunter turned outlaws.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAs usual, Gemmau0026#39;s good. However, heu0026#39;s defeated by an unrelentingly depressing story, an atmosphere of doom and gloom and a grating, almost non-stop soundtrack. One interesting thing though, are the sights of the crumbling, once great spaghetti western sets of the previous decade.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOne thing I didnu0026#39;t quite get is that early in the movie, the boy makes a big deal of how he comes from Georgia and his family lives in Georgia and how heu0026#39;s headed back to Georgia. When Gemma gets to the family farm, itu0026#39;s in the middle of the desert! What happened to Georgia?u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eWatch The Outlaw Josey Wales instead.”