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Mexican Sunset

(2024)
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1886. Geronimo and the last band of Apache hold-outs have surrendered. The Indian Wars in the United States are over. Which poses a problem for Calvin Taylor: what does an Indian scout do when there are no more hostile Indians to track down? Taylor can use the skills he’s learned to hunt down lawbreakers of all races, working as a hired gun on a fading frontier; or help mark the passing of that frontier by becoming a celebrity in a Wild West Show, a living museum piece.
Instead he decides to go to Mexico and join the Mexican Army, who have their own Apache hold-outs to conquer: the mysterious renegades known as ‘The Nameless Ones,’ hiding deep in the Sierra Madre. He’s also on a quest to find the woman he loved and drove away, who may be hiding with them, and perhaps heal his empty life that way.
As he climbs into the grim and forbidding mountains Taylor faces violence and danger not only from Apaches, but also from an unexpected enemy: a ruthless and cunning bandit known as ‘The Scorpion,’ who is after the same woman, for twisted reasons of his own. Only he intends to kill her…


Genre: Historical

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