Barquero

Year: 1970

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Gordon Douglas

Western

After a bold robbery, Jake Remy and his gang head for Mexico, only to find a swollen river blocks their route. The only crossing is a ferry barge operated by Travis, who refuses to transport the outlaws and flees with most of the townsfolk. The gang and the remaining townspeople face a tense standoff, each with loved ones stranded on the opposite bank.

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