D'où viens-tu... Johnny?

There is also some music in the style of the American westerns, but the whole film it's only a pretext for Johnny Hallyday to sing 4 of his non-western songs. It starts with a banal story with some drugs, for Johnny to have a reason to go to the place of his childhood, where there is a girl, his childhood love. Sylvie Vartan, the girl who currently loves him, comes from Paris after him. Before that, she sings a song with Johnny in Paris. Movie only for Vartan and Hallyday fans. They both have a lot of great hits, but not in this movie, which is childish, boring, even stupid. If I were Johnny, I would have gone to the police immediately, shown them the drugs and told them the whole story. I would no longer have to run to Camargue, to hide from everyone, both traffickers and police. But, the movie would have ended abruptly. Or, a better script would have taken its place, continuing the action, written by a better screenwriter. Director Noël Howard has also worked on another failure called "Marco the Magnificent" (1965).