

The Outlaws of Sevenhorses
1971 Directed by Dinu CoceaThe third movie in the Haiducii series, set in Muntenia during the Phanariote period. Lady Ralu needs a million galbeni to buy a jewelry collection from Vienna. In order to satisfy her desire, the Phanariot ruler institutes the "birul vacăritului" (the tax on the cowherd), impoverishing the people. The band of outlaws led by Anghel Șaptecai, after the death of Captain Amza, tries to recover the galbeni, forcibly taken from the tormented people. In the end, captain Mamulos catches Anghel and sends him to the pit.
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Florin Piersic
....................................................Anghel Șaptecai

Marga Barbu
....................................................Anița

Toma Caragiu
....................................................Răspopitul

Aimee Iacobescu
....................................................Ralu

Florin Scărlătescu
....................................................Dudescu

Nucu Păunescu
....................................................Caragea Vodă

Constantin Codrescu
....................................................Lanuli
Director
...........................................................Dinu Cocea
Writer
...........................................................Eugen Barbu
Sound Engineer
...........................................................Silviu Camil
Screenplay
...........................................................Mihai Opriș
Costume Design
...........................................................Hortensia Georgescu
Production Design
...........................................................Ștefan Maritan
Editor
...........................................................Adina Codrescu
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........................................................Romania
Spoken Languages
....................................................Română
Genres
....................................................Adventure
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