| Director | Peer Bode, Silvio Narizzano |
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The year is 1880. Mexican bandit and revolutionary Ortega has three sons, Xavier, Manuel, and Antonio, and one adopted son, Azul, which means Blue, the color of the young man's eyes. Antonio is fatally shot while attacking Texas settlers. Manuel attempts to rape Joanne, one of the settler women. Feeling pity for the woman, Azul fatally shoots Manuel just as one of the settlers shoots Azul.
Joanne tells her father, Doc, that Azul saved her and they nurse him back to health in their home. Ortega finds Azul and asks him to return home, but when Azul refuses Ortega threatens to wipe out the settlers. Azul organizes the settlers into a defense force that manages to destroy the attackers, including Ortega and Xavier. Before dying Ortega asks Azul to bury him in Mexico. Carrying out Ortega's dying wish, Azul is shot by the fatally wounded Carlos, Ortega's closest compatriot. Joanne brings Azul's body back for burial in Texas.