In Taza, Son of Cochise, a warrior takes on the challenges of the war and western genres, dealing with peace, bigotry, and the Apache Nation. Set in the Chiricahua Mountains of Arizona, the son of Cochise faces battles with the American military, knife fights, and the struggle of being a Native American in a Caucasian-dominated world.

In the year 1870, a broken arrow becomes the catalyst for a delicate peace negotiation between settlers and Native Americans in the desert of Arizona. As tensions rise, an interracial romance emerges, testing the trust and courage of both sides. The fate of the settlement hangs in the balance as they navigate cultural clashes, betrayals, and the tragic events that unfold.

The Battle at Apache Pass is a thrilling movie set during the American Indian War. It follows the intense conflict between the US Army and the Apache Nation, led by legendary figures Geronimo and Cochise. The film explores themes of honor, betrayal, and the fight for survival in the treacherous Apache Territory.