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I'll dance my way to you
Lara brings together her sister and nieces in their family's old house, located in a small town in the Brazilian countryside. Through portraits and poetic scenes, the presence of their late mother and grandmother, Mônica Lourença, is revealed in the physical features of her daughters and granddaughters, in the objects, the spaces, and in the memories that gradually fade with each generation
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Plot Summary
In this Italian Western comedy, a young orphan named Thomas is being pursued by various parties interested in his inheritance. He finds an unlikely protector in the hulking figure of a former boxer named Cri, who has a soft spot for the boy. Together, they navigate treacherous situations and a series of comedic encounters as they try to evade their pursuers and secure Thomas's future.
Critical Reception
The film was a modest success in its native Italy, capitalizing on the popularity of its lead actors in the Spaghetti Western genre. While not a critical darling, it offered lighthearted entertainment and action, appealing to fans of the era's distinctive Western style.
What Reviewers Say
Offers a charming blend of Western action and slapstick comedy.
Bud Spencer's presence provides ample entertainment and physicality.
A light and enjoyable, albeit somewhat predictable, Spaghetti Western.
Google audience: Audience reception tends to highlight the film's humor and the charismatic performance of Bud Spencer. Many viewers recall it fondly as a fun, action-packed ride typical of its genre, though some note its straightforward plot.
Fun Fact
The film is notable for featuring Jack Palance in a supporting role, a stark contrast to his more iconic, intense characters in other Westerns.
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