Left for Dead (2007 Western film)
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| Directed by | Albert Pyun |
| Written by | Chad Leslie |
| Produced by | Michael Najjar Cynthia Curnan |
| Starring | Victoria Maurette |
| Cinematography | Alejandro Millán |
| Edited by | Ken Morrisey |
| Music by | Anthony Riparetti |
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| Distributed by | Lions Gate Films |
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Running time | 84 minutes |
| Countries | United States Argentina |
| Language | English |
Left for Dead is a 2007 American-Argentine horror western film directed by Albert Pyun and starring Victoria Maurette.
Plot synopsis
In Mexico in 1895, Clementine Templeton is obsessively tracking the wanted man known as Sentenza for deserting her and their infant child. In her travels, she happens upon a gang of former prostitutes led by Mary Black, whose young daughter was also impregnated and abandoned by Sentenza.
They eventually locate their prey and corner him in a remote ghost town called Amnesty; which is haunted by the vengeful ghost of slain preacher Mobius Lockhardt, who has made a pact with the devil to remain as an earthbound spirit unable to travel beyond the borders of the town's cemetery and slaughtering any who trespasses.
But there are many secrets surrounding the group and the town of Amnesty, and not everyone's motives are what they appear to be on the surface. As bloody betrayals and misdeeds come back to haunt them, they must confront their pasts if they hope to escape Amnesty and the vengeful wrath of Mobius Lockhardt alive.
Cast
- Victoria Maurette ... Clementine Templeton
- María Alche ... Dora
- Soledad Arocena ... Cota
- Andres Bagg ... Mobius Lockhardt
- Janet Barr ... Mary Black
- Javier De la Vega ... Blake
- Adnen Helali ... Garrett Flaherty
- Oliver Kolker ... Frankie Flaherty
- Brad Krupsaw ... Conner Flaherty
- Mariana Seligmann ... Michelle Black
Production
The film was shot in 12 days, entirely in Argentina.[1][2]
Awards
- 2007 - Best Director (Albert Pyun) - Estepona XIII. Costa del Sol Fantasy Film Festival[3]
- 2007 - Best Actress (Victoria Maurette) - Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre Film Festival
