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is the sort of gloriously hyper-masculine film where you can smell the gunpowder and leather. For director Potsy Ponciroli, it was an opportunity to make the sort of western he had grown up loving, and judging by the acclaim it received following its Venice Film Festival premiere,. “The premiere night was incredible, walking the red carpet and seeing how the crowd reacted to an old-school western was great. We left just glowing.”

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