Blueberry (2004)
Año de lanzamiento: 2004
Nación: France, Mexico, United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Blueberry - Desejo de Vingança, Blueberry und der Fluch der Dämonen, Blueberry: Müstilised deemonid, Blueberry, la experiencia secreta
Director: Jan Kounen
Writer: Alexandre Coquelle, Carlo De Boutiny, Cassidy Pope, Gérard Brach, Jan Kounen
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Ariel Zeitoun, Thomas Langmann, Jean-Michel Lacor, Timothy Burrill, Yousaf Bokhari
Compañías: La Petite Reine, Ultra Films, TPS Star, A.J.O.Z. Films, 120 Films, Crystalcreek Ltd., TF1 Films Production
Género: Action Film, Adventure, Treasure Hunt Film, Western, Western Film
Budget: 53.000.000
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: magic, indian territory, marshal, native american, based on comic, outlaw, demon, wild west, 19th century
Historia
The story begins with Michael 'Mike' Blueberry, an alleged wayward adolescent from Louisiana, being sent to live with his Wild West uncle. Mike's uncle has no interest in him and uses a stick as his only form of motivation. In a near-fatal encounter at a brothel with Wallace 'Wally' Sebastian Blount, Mike is left for dead in the desert. He is then found by a Chiricahua Apache medicine man's family who nurse him back to health and initiate him into their tribe. After the shaman's death, Mike returns to his uncle's town and becomes an honest deputy marshal. However, when gold fever strikes, staged Indian brutalities are used to allow rivaling fiends to invade their sacred mountains.
Resumen
Blueberry (2004) is a French Western film directed by Jan Kounen. The movie follows the journey of Michael 'Mike' Blueberry, an adolescent sent to live with his uncle in the Wild West. Mike's uncle shows little interest in him and uses a stick as his primary means of communication. After a violent encounter with Wallace Blount leaves Mike for dead, he is taken in by an Apache tribe who nurse him back to health. Upon his return to town, Mike becomes an honest deputy marshal. The film explores themes of initiation, honor, and the corrupting influence of power, as represented by the gold fever that ultimately threatens the sanctity of Mike's new home.
