Bandidas

When the farmer's daughter Maria learns that the local bank has sold her father's farm to an American investor, her sense of justice is ignited. Furious, she rushes to bank director Don Diego to file a complaint. In a flash, she ends up spending a night in jail. The next morning, she sees from a distance that her modest home is in flames. Her father has been shot. With her last strength, Maria manages to get him to the church and into the care of the priest. Meanwhile, terrible things are also happening at the bourgeois estate of the bank director: his daughter Sara finds her father dead in his study. The shady Tyler Jackson, a representative of the New York bank, claims he suffered a heart attack. But Sara suspects a murderous plot and flees. Alone, she spends the night in the wilderness and, plagued by hiccups and armed with an unloaded revolver, stumbles into the bank the next morning to rob it. However, someone has gotten there before her: Maria is already in the cash room with her gun drawn. After an initial quarrel, the two ladies join forces to complete the job and narrowly escape Jackson and his gang. To avenge their fathers and protect the farmers' land, Maria and Sara transform into formidable gun-slingers, robbing bank branches in their quest for revenge. To do this, they must first learn from the feared bank robber Bill Buck. The New York police assign young inspector Quentin Cooke to track down the avengers, but he quickly falls under the charm of the two women. Meanwhile, Jackson and his men soon learn to fear the guns of the attractive outlaws, who have become known as Bandidas throughout the country.