White Wolves 1969

Overview

White Wolves is a 1969 film that falls into the drama, western, and adventure genres. The production features direction by Konrad Petzold and Bosko Boskovic. The narrative follows Farsighted Falcon, who serves as the chief of the Lakota people. Accompanied by his wife, Blue Hair, and two warriors, Falcon seeks refuge within the Black Hills. This small group represents the sole survivors of their tribe. The situation intensifies when the party is attacked by an outlaw named Bashan. In response to this aggression, Falcon decides to travel to the town of Tanglewood. His primary objective is to confront Bashan's superior, a mining magnate known as Harrington. The film has a runtime of one hour and forty-one minutes and was released in Germany on June 25, 1969. The project is documented in the archives of The Movie Database and AllMovie as a collaborative effort involving both Boskovic and Petzold. This western film centers on the conflict between the indigenous survivors and the interests of the local mining industry.