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And God Said to Cain (1970)

“The darkest western ever made”

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Plot

In the stark aftermath of the Civil War, former Confederate officer Gary Hamilton finds himself paying the ultimate price for a crime he didn't commit. Deceived by his treacherous lover and framed by his cunning ex-partner Acombar, he's thrown into a decade of harsh labor imprisonment. The stolen treasure? A precious cache of Confederate gold. The damning evidence? Hamilton's water-flask, conveniently left at the scene of the crime. However, truth knows its own path. On the fateful day the gold disappeared, Hamilton had a solid alibi - he was in the warm embrace of his lover, Maria. But the lure of wealth and Acombar's silver-tongued promises lead Maria to betray her lover, leaving Gary to languish behind bars while Acombar secures both the stolen gold and the girl. After a grueling decade in chains, Hamilton returns to the town that wronged him, his heart afire with vengeance. But Acombar, now a powerful man with wealth and influence, is guarded by an imposing battalion of loyal henchmen. Upon learning of Hamilton's return, Acombar prepares a deadly ambush, transforming the town into a lethal chessboard. But Hamilton isn't easily deterred. With the odds stacked against him, he turns to an ancient secret - a network of subterranean tunnels that weave beneath the town, remnants of an old Indian burial site. As dusk descends and a fierce windstorm whirls, Hamilton readies himself for the final confrontation, his quest for justice coming to a head in the heart of the storm.

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And God Said to Cain is an action movie featuring Klaus Kinski.

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