Gojko Mitić

Severino, a member of the indigenous population of South America, returns to his home village after ten years in the city. The situation has deteriorated ...

1875: Gold is found in the Black Hills. Gold miners, adventurers and profiteers flock to the land that was contractually guaranteed to the Dakota Indians. ...

The situation of the Native Americans has become even worse. Dakota chief Far-Sighted Falcon (Gojko Mitic) has only a few followers left.

1877: The whites move further and further west and want to force the peaceful indigenous tribe of the Nez Percés onto a reservation.

Director Konrad Petzold addresses the role of Native North Americans and African American slaves in this international production.

GDR-Western, who describes the actions of white settlers against self-sufficient Mimbreno Appacheans trying to settle down in Arizona in the middle of ...

In the first DEFA western, Gojko Mitić plays the war chief Tokei-itho.

The story of Ulzana, an Apache chief who has reached a rapprochement with the local Mexican population and generously extends it to whites who travel through ...

The exploitative boss of an oil company promises the indigenous people a share in the oil deposit on their reservation.

DEFA-produced film that impressively portrays the tragic fate of the Native Americans who are fought by the Americans and abandoned by the English.

In 1864, American soldiers massacre a Cheyenne village at Sand Creek.