A repentant bounty hunter steps into Montana's range war, trying to outrun his violent past.
A FEW DOLLARS FOR DJANGO
Sent to Montana to hunt down bank robbers, a bounty hunter takes the star off a replacement sheriff who didn't reach his destination and steps into a range war between farmers and cattlemen.
A Few Dollars for Django is a 1966 Italian-Spanish crime, drama, and western film directed by León Klimovsky about a bounty hunter who poses as a sheriff in Montana to mediate a deadly land dispute while struggling with his own violent past.
Synopsis
- Director
- León Klimovsky
- Writers
- Manuel Sebares, Tito Carpi
- Release
- 1966
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
- Country
- Italy, Spain
- Language
- Italian
- Also Known As
- Some Dollars for Django, Quelques dollars pour Django, Alambradas de violencia, Drango: A Bullet for You, Few Dollars for Django, Django kennt kein Erbarmen
Why Cult
Farmers and cattlemen face off in Montana, with Django caught in the crossfire of land disputes and barbed wire fences.
An Italian-Spanish production with all the genre’s hallmarks—gunfights, bounty hunters, and the sharp twang of outcast antiheroes.
Django isn’t just another gunslinger—he’s a weary antihero desperate to leave violence behind, even as trouble finds him at every turn.
Expect ambushes, stagecoach chases, and more than one encounter involving dynamite, shootouts, and mayhem.
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Questions from the Vault
What is A Few Dollars for Django about? +
A Few Dollars for Django is about a bounty hunter who assumes the role of sheriff in Montana, becoming embroiled in a range war between farmers and cattlemen while trying to escape his own violent history.
When was A Few Dollars for Django released? +
A Few Dollars for Django was released in 1966.
Who directed A Few Dollars for Django? +
León Klimovsky directed A Few Dollars for Django.
How long is A Few Dollars for Django? +
A Few Dollars for Django has a runtime of 83 minutes.
What genre is A Few Dollars for Django? +
A Few Dollars for Django is a crime, drama, and western film.
