original soundtrack - Trinità & Bambino (CD)

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Trinità & Bambino (CD) \| Beat Records \| CDF077

Category: original soundtrack

Composer: - Stefano Mainetti

Total time: 39’58’’


Price: € 12		Available	Format: CD Audio


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	Trinità e bambino

Aka:	- Ein begräbnis und die Auferstehung der vier Fäuste (Germany) - Sons of Trinity - Trinidad y Bambino: tal para cual (Spain)

Genre:	- Western
Music:	- Stefano Mainetti

Director:	- Enzo Barboni - Heat Kizzier - Keith Neubert

Film's Storyline:

Trinity’s son came into the world swathed in silks and velvet. Whereas Bambino’s boy first saw the light of day in a cow-town bordello. He weighed in at nearly eighteen pounds. In fact, despite his mother’s trade, there was no doubting who had fathered him. A flash-forward of a quarter century: the two had never met, but the description given by old Doc, who had also delivered Bambino 25 years earlier, allows, Trinity to discover that the big man is now accused - unjustly it turns out- of horse thieving, and has been sentenced to hang. Trinity’s extravagant caper, substituting himself for the hangman, brings about Bambino’s freedom and their inevitable partnership, now dedicated to vindicating the erroneous death sentence. Trinity and Bambino inaugurate their alliance by promptly getting the best of five professional gunslingers to the surprise and ammiration of three Mexicans who came to hire the professionals to stave off a band of raiders who repeatedly razed their town. Our two agree on the spot to turn themselves into Sheriff and Deputy of the peaceful hamlet of San Clementino. Their feats, performed in the line of duty, make them immediate heroes, especially in the eyes of comely Bonita and Centella. Initially assigned to look after the two gringo Sheriffs, the girls soon become their respective sidekicks, partecipating in each undertaking. The climax sees Trinity and Bambino, togheter with the townsfolk, in a fullscale, knockdown, drag out battle of their cowboy repertory. Trinity and Bambino of this new generation pick up where their fathers left off, but with considerable adapting: inclinations and temperaments are similar, but expressed with some new twists that underline the inevitable mutations of customs and usages, as often happens betwwn fathers and sons of all eras.