
Western
The Tonto Woman
A white woman is kidnapped from her home by Apache Indians. Traded to the Mojave Indians, she lives as a squaw for 11 years until she is found by her husband. Unfit for society he keeps her in a shack in the desert. Her solitary existence is transformed with the arrival of a Mexican. He befriends her, reignites her self-worth and increases her confidence. He re-introduces her to her husband and leaves. As he is leaving town he is ambushed by her husbands men and there is a gun-battle. Who lives and who dies?
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CinemaSerf
7/106/3/2026
When traveller "Vega" (Francesco Quinn) happens upon a remote ranch, he espies the bathing "Sarah" (Charlotte Asprey) and so heads on in to water his horse. That doesn't prove to be an euphemism as he isn't some prurient creep, but actually turns out to be quite a decent individual who chats with the woman and discovers that not only has she had quite a turbulent past but that she is being kept a virtual prisoner by her ashamed husband (Richard Brake). Their conversations gradually start to empower her a little, and when the two eventually head into town for lunch, he is introduced to an husband who is less than impressed with "Vega" having what looks like designs on his wife. Perhaps it is time for an epiphany for that man, as well as being quite a perilous one for a visitor who appears t
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