Les indiens – French title
Mato der Indianer – German title
The Indians – English title
A 1964 French television
production [Office de Radiodiffusion
Télévision Française, Tipi Films (Paris)]
Producer: Paule de Senneville Ermano
Casanova
Director: Pierre Viallet
Story: Paule de Senneville, Claude
Veillot, Pierre Viallet
Teleplay: Paule De Senneville, Claude
Veillot, Pierre Viallet
Photography: Jean Penzer [color]
Music: Armand Migiani
Song: “Les Indiens” sung by Alain
Emery, Rosenda Monteros
Running time: 13 minutes x 26
episodes
Cast:
Narrator – Hans Paetsch
Mato – Alain Emery
Wany – Rosenda Monteros
Tanka – Robert Mottura
Paco – Paco Camarero
Wapaka – Jean Sandras
Wakomo – François Bouquet
Latimore – Daniel Martin-Caille
Caroline – Catherine Desmarets
Wany’s horse - Pastis
With: Catherine Froissant, Yan
Suyn, Serge Petit
The young Indian Mato wants to
marry the Indians girl Wany, but her father, chief Tanka, vetoes the proposal.
Mato is captures a horse from an enemy tribe and makes him a gift, and the
chief reverses his reservations and gives his daughter to be the wife of Mato.
Now Mato and Wany travel after their marriage on a great trip. Move recognizes
Mato rides after them to warn them that Warapa, the chief of the enemy tribe,
is on the warpath to get revenge on Mato for stealing the horse. Mato keeps
track of Warapas and his warriors, riding toward the camp of his tribe. But the
enemy chief falls victim to a trick. The young honeymooners fabricated by smoke
signals a call for help near Warapas stock. The enemies gallop in their camp,
which they believe is in danger, and leave their horses stand. Matos prank is
fully managed. He finds the horse, as he suspected, in a large forest.
The popular director Pierre Viallet
told in this French Western series, the story of the Indian Mato, represented
by Alain Emery ("The White Stallion"). The two main roles of the
Redskins were filled with real Indians. The film was shot in the Camargue,
which is one of the most beautiful landscape conservation areas of France. The
production itself and its accompanying soundtrack were a great success in
Germany. “The Indians” was a French television series of 26 episodes of 13
minutes in length which appeared on French Channel 1 in 1964.
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