Schuyler and Osbourne Crawl must resolve a curse that was put on their father for his part in the slaughter of a Native-American village. The curse, invoked by a woman their father would only refer to as Black Eyed Sue, can only be broken if one of the two sons sacrifices himself. Taking their father's word to heart, they naively set out to undertake this grisly task.
After years of attempts to win the heart of the roughest, toughest cowboy in the west, the J. Stewart girls finally decided, whilst still individually wanting the man for themselves, to help each other, in kidnapping the only fella who the cowboy wants, no, needs outa dodge, to help him in his works, and hopefully win his heart forever...
A young man learns the hardships of growing up fast when his ill father can no longer care for him in the ever so depleting forest they used to rely on.
A film by Ricardo Romero Curbelo, produced by Cimarrón, is one of the few films made in Uruguay with historical recreation and in rural areas. This drama tells the story of the last oriental matrero and his adventures, love affairs and fights with a facón, between horses and grocery stores.
Midnight cowpoke scrounges the streets of Mike Harris' mean megatropolis, looking for a good time or just a bite to eat. "Hard time living, too young to die. Lord, lord, lord: hard times town."
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