The traditional Western typically features a strong male lead character, often a lawman or cavalry officer, who takes direct action on behalf of supposedly civilized people against those … See more

Beginning in the late 1960s, independent filmmakers produced revisionist and hallucinogenic films, later retroactively identified as the … See more

• List of Western subgenres
• Portrayal of Native Americans in film
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• Newman, Kim (1990). Wild West Movies. London: Bloomsbury Publishing Ltd. ISBN 978-07-47507-47-5. See more

Opinion is divided on the origin of the revisionist or psychological Western but it is generally agreed that there were hints of a darker … See more

European countries, which had imported Western productions since their silent film inception, began creating their own versions and, in the … See more

This list is not exhaustive. It includes major films labelled revisionist Western, anti-Western, psychological Western, Indian Western, outlaw … See more