EVEN DJANGO HAS HIS PRICE | DJANGO CONTRA 4 IRMÃOS

Cinemavixion Review

Luigi Batzella's 1971 Spaghetti Western, 'Even Django Has His Price' (also known as 'Django Contra 4 Irmãos'), plunges viewers into a classic revenge narrative. The film follows the titular Django as he embarks on a perilous quest to rescue his abducted fiancée. His path is fraught with danger, leading him to confront the notorious Cortez brothers and their ruthless gang, who have ensconced themselves in a hidden cave after a daring bank heist. Assisted by an enigmatic American and the determined agent Fulton—tasked with recovering the stolen gold—Django navigates a treacherous landscape. Fulton's involvement adds a layer of intrigue, as he seeks to ensure the bank's fortune is returned. The film is a quintessential example of the genre, blending high-stakes action with the archetypal lone hero battling overwhelming odds. While the plot may tread familiar ground, the execution, performances from Jeff Cameron, John Desmont, and Esmeralda Barros, and Batzella's direction offer a compelling watch for fans of the Spaghetti Western era.