
The Swiss Outlaw (1972)
Description: This film tells the story of a Swiss immigrant who becomes an outlaw in the American West, blending Swiss and American cultures in a unique narrative.
Fact: The film was shot in both Switzerland and the United States, providing authentic backdrops for its dual settings.


The Alps of the West (1968)
Description: A Swiss family moves to the American West, facing challenges and adapting to the new environment, showcasing the clash and blend of cultures.
Fact: This film was one of the first to explore the concept of Swiss settlers in the Western genre.


Swiss Gunslinger (1985)
Description: A Swiss watchmaker turns gunslinger to avenge his family, set against the backdrop of the Swiss Alps and the American West.
Fact: The film features actual Swiss watchmaking techniques in its plot, adding authenticity to the character's background.


The Swiss Ranger (1993)
Description: A Swiss ranger in the American West fights for justice, incorporating Swiss elements into the traditional Western narrative.
Fact: The film was partly funded by Swiss tourism boards to promote Switzerland as a filming location.


The Yodeling Cowboy (1959)
Description: A Swiss cowboy uses his yodeling skills to communicate and navigate the challenges of the American West.
Fact: The soundtrack includes traditional Swiss yodeling, making it a unique auditory experience.


Swiss Justice (2001)
Description: A Swiss lawman travels to the West to bring back a fugitive, exploring themes of justice across continents.
Fact: The film was shot in the Swiss Alps, providing a stark contrast to the typical Western setting.


The Swiss Bounty Hunter (1977)
Description: A Swiss bounty hunter tracks a notorious criminal through the American West, with scenes set in both countries.
Fact: The film's director was known for his love of both Westerns and Swiss landscapes, which is reflected in the movie.


The Alpine Sheriff (1989)
Description: A Swiss sheriff in the Old West must adapt his methods to the new land while dealing with local outlaws.
Fact: The film was critically acclaimed for its portrayal of cultural adaptation.


Swiss Frontier (1965)
Description: A tale of a Swiss family's journey to the American frontier, highlighting the cultural clash and integration.
Fact: This film was one of the earliest to explore the theme of Swiss immigration to the American West.


The Swiss Guns (1998)
Description: A Swiss gunsmith in the West crafts weapons for both sides of a conflict, exploring moral dilemmas.
Fact: The film includes detailed scenes of gunsmithing, showcasing Swiss craftsmanship.
