Man, Pride and Vengeance

Man, Pride and Vengeance is 1967 Spaghetti Western film starring Franco Nero and Klaus Kinski. Those two actors are enough to get me to watch a movie. Though it says it's a spaghetti western and that's why we watched it, this had more of a film noir-ish plot. It's an adaptation of the novella Carmen, and is filmed in and set in Europe. You can watch it free with ads online here at Vudu.

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Spaghetti-Western.net says,

A very interesting film. Very well made and strongly acted. One of the many curiosities include its locale. Unlike many (almost all) spaghetti westerns, this film is not set in New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, or Mexico. It was filmed and set in Andalucia, Spain. This fact alone brings up controversy. Is it a western if it is set in a foreign land? Yes. The theme, characters, and locations suggest that it is a western. It involves smuggling, bandits, and a stagecoach robbery. The robbery scene is particularly well filmed.
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The film is a very deep and intense character study and thus, focuses more on the characters than the action.
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good acting, writing, and story

DVD Talk says it "shatters the traditional Spaghetti western template" and that it "ultimately owes more to Bizet than Leone".