Vinnetou - Last Shot

The Apache chief dies, but the legend remains. The latest installment of the tales of the strong friendship between Vinnetou and his white brother Old Shatterhand ends with the tragic death of the Apache chief. The latest installment of the tales of the strong friendship between Vinnetou and his white brother Old Shatterhand ends with the tragic death of the Apache chief. Although Vinnetou tries to keep his agreements with the American government, his tribe is constantly threatened by bandits who want to take his tribe's land. Vinnetou and Old Shatterhand therefore go to Santa Fe to negotiate peace directly with the governor. He assures them that if the Indian tribes are loyal to the government, the territory they inhabit can be enlarged. However, this hinders the people who are preparing to expropriate the Indian land, and they decide to eliminate both men. Vinnetou and Old Shatterhand must part ways on the return trip, Old Shatterhand discovers the intentions of a band that wants to kill the Apache chief and seize his tribe's territory. He rushes to help his friend, but it's too late. The story was retold by Vítězslav Kocourek with respect to May's original text.