Dead Aim

Year: 1971

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: English

Director: José Bolaños

Western

During an unnamed war, a wandering gravedigger rescues a lone desert orphan and raises him. After peace returns, their funeral business slows and the orphan becomes a gunslinger, plotting a bank robbery as the gravedigger dreams of a funeral parlor. Obsessed with prostitute abandoned after a botched wagon raid, orphan leaves his mentor to find her.

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