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The Trackers (1971)

“In search of a kidnapped girl deep in forbidden Indian country!”

  • NR
  • 73 min
  • Western
  • imdb logo 6.1/10 (359 votes)

Where to Watch in

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Plot

In the harsh, sun-baked landscape of the American West, a hardened rancher returns to the chilling sight of his home ravaged and his life upended. His son lies lifeless, a grim testament to a violent attack. His daughter, the light of his world, is nowhere to be found. With his son's dying breath, he fingers the culprits - troopers. The rancher, fueled by grief and vengeance, rallies a posse, and sends an urgent call for aid to his stalwart friend, renowned as the best tracker in the land. Yet, it's not his seasoned friend who responds, but a deputy: a young, Black man who is both a protégé and an anomaly in this wild frontier. The deputy, sharp-eyed and tenacious, uncovers a disturbing truth - it wasn’t troopers who took the rancher’s daughter, but a band of elusive Indians. The rancher, steadfast in his belief, refutes this revelation, his conviction as unyielding as the desert plains. Through a twist of fate and a test of wills, the rancher's belief is vindicated. With this new understanding, the unlikely pair - the bereaved rancher and the diligent deputy - venture forth into the unforgiving wilderness. Led by the deputy, they follow the grim trail etched by the murderers and kidnappers. Beneath the sprawling desert skies, they embark on a relentless quest to reclaim the rancher's stolen world, a journey that tests their resolve, their courage, and their very humanity. Their destination is uncertain, but their purpose is clear: to rescue the rancher's daughter and bring her abductors to justice. And so, their haunting saga unfolds in 'The Trackers' (1971), a riveting tale of loss, revenge, and redemption in the heart of the wild, wild West.

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The Trackers is a western movie featuring Sammy Davis Jr..

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