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Au Texas, à peine la guerre de Sécession terminée, une nouvelle altercation voit le jour entre une tribu indienne et l'armée américaine. Le conflit s'envenime et devient de plus en plus violent, plaçant le jeune Pacer Burton dans une position délicate : enfant de l'union entre un fermier et d'une femme de la tribu des Kiowas, il doit choisir son camp.
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This is the best Elvis movie I know and that is due to the fact that this is not a typical Elvis like movie. It is a straight western without any sing-sang (only once at the beginning but that happened in non-Elvis western, too). Not a very unique or original story but the usual for the time and genre. Unfortunately it wasn't a huge success because people wanted to see the singing Elvis and not one critisizing the exploitation of the natives. Plus this is a story of racism which, again, probably not a very popular topic in 1960. Althought not an Oscar performance Presley did OK and, who knows, maybe he could have become a much better actor had he not been forced to be just the poster boy for the typical, repeating movies he did.
Elvis in a dramatic role with no singing. strange for Elvis but surprisingly good. Elvis plays a man stuck between 2 worlds. Born from an Indian mother and white father during a war between the whites an indians. Serious movie and worth a watch even without the singing.