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Plot Summary
A wealthy landowner's son, Ricardo, is deeply in love with a humble ranch hand's daughter, Rosa. His father, Don Manuel, disapproves of the match and arranges for Ricardo to marry a more suitable woman. Ricardo defies his father, leading to conflict and ultimately a tragic confrontation.
Critical Reception
As a Brazilian Western from the 1930s, 'O Cavalo Maldito' is a significant film within its national cinema context. While specific critical reviews from its era are scarce in global databases, it is recognized for its early exploration of Western themes within a Brazilian setting and its melodrama.
What Reviewers Say
Explores themes of forbidden love and class conflict.
A notable early example of the Western genre in Brazilian cinema.
Features melodramatic storytelling common to films of its time.
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Fun Fact
Luiz de Barros was a prolific director in Brazilian cinema, often working within popular genres like Westerns and melodramas, contributing significantly to the country's film industry during its formative years.
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