The story takes place in the 1770s. American Marshall Michael Bruberry's girlfriend was killed by Willie Brout, and Willie wanted gold stored in Indy's territory. Marshall must try to stop him. At the same time, he also met a German villain named Prohid, who also tried every means to dig gold out of those mysterious mountains. In February 2004, the young director Jean Gunan's "Burberry Blueberry" really began the exploration of "French westerns". The film is perhaps the most typical western shot in France in 1990, based on a series of cartoons of the same name that began in the 1950s. Let Gunan take the crew almost all over Mexico to choose the most suitable location, beautiful scenery and endless deserts, steep cliffs and trickling water, strange western towns and glamorous prostitutes, lizards, pythons and sandy bones, "Bruberry" presents a magical, ghostly and boundless west, painted with supernaturalism. A story of revenge, a wonderful book and an adventure have become like a dream world here, like the dream of the West that the French have had for years. The final outcome is not as good as that of the United States.
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