This documentary film with dramatized sequences reveals the life and work of Aljush Musliu, known as Harry Jackson, who changed his name as a tribute to the Western film genre. His primary profession was photography, and he invested the money he earned into making Western films. For the needs of the films, he made his own costumes, rifles, and saddles for the horses, and managed with whatever skills he had. The actors in his films were his friends, family members, and Roma people who played Indians and Mexicans. He shot more than 15 Western films, including Fighter for Justice, Harry the Avenger, and others.