EVEN DJANGO HAS HIS PRICE

Cinemavixion Review

Luigi Batzella's "Even Django Has His Price" plunges viewers into a classic spaghetti western scenario, driven by the primal urge for rescue and revenge. The narrative centers on Django, a man pushed to his limits when his beloved fiancée is brutally abducted by the notorious Cortez brothers and their ruthless gang. These villains, having executed a daring bank heist, retreat to a hidden cave, believing themselves untouchable. However, Django, a figure of grim determination, embarks on a relentless pursuit. He is not alone in this perilous quest; he finds an unlikely ally in an American companion and the enigmatic agent Fulton. Fulton's mission, to recover the stolen gold and return it to the bank, intertwines with Django's personal vendetta, adding layers of intrigue to the unfolding chase. The film promises a gritty showdown, exploring themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the unyielding spirit required to confront formidable adversaries in the harsh landscape of the West.