The Avenger of the Wilderness

TOP WESTERN WITH FRANCO NERO DIRECTED BY ENZO G. CASTELLARI WHO MADE THE INGLORIOUS BASTARDS

"REFRESHING WESTERN WITH FRANCO NERO AS A SELF-FULL LONGER. FEELS LIKE A DESCENDANT TO SERGIO LEONE'S BRILLIANT FILMS" Variety

As a little boy, Jonathan witnesses his mother and father being murdered by three gunmen in the wilderness. Scared, alone and lost, he is taken in by a kind-hearted Indian tribe who adopt him as their own. From them and from his best friend, a bear cub, he learns all about the beautiful and harsh life in the wilderness. But as he gets older, his desire to set out to do what he must - avenge the murder of his parents grows stronger!

Western legend Franco Nero (Django, Keoma) gives one of his best performances in this film, which he both produced and wrote the story for. Directed by Tarantino favorite Enzo G. Castellari, who directed Nero in the aforementioned Keoma and is widely known for The Inglorious Bastards.