"The Man from Colorado" is a 1948 Western film directed by Henry Levin. The story follows a Civil War veteran, played by Glenn Ford, who becomes a ruthless sheriff after the war. His descent into tyranny leads to conflict with his former friend, portrayed by Evan Hunter, who seeks to restore justice in their town. The film explores themes of power, revenge, and the impact of war on individuals. It features a strong supporting cast, including Virginia Mayo and Robert Ryan, and is noted for its dramatic portrayal of the psychological effects of conflict on soldiers and their communities.