Lawman

(1971)

In the film Lawman (1971), a lawman from Bannock is sent to the town of Sabbath to arrest the cattlemen responsible for the accidental death of an elderly man during a raucous celebration. As tensions rise between the lawman and the cattlemen, a showdown looms on the horizon. The lawman, determined to uphold justice, faces resistance from the townspeople who are loyal to the cattlemen. The film explores themes of accountability, justice, and honor as the lawman navigates the volatile situation in Sabbath. With intense confrontations and emotional stakes, Lawman is a gripping Western drama that delves into the complexities of law enforcement and morality in a lawless frontier town. As the stakes escalate, both the lawman and the cattlemen must confront their past actions and the consequences of their behavior. Lawman is a classic Western that offers a riveting tale of conflict and redemption in the American West.