Sun(1971) - Red

Set in the American West around 1870, the story begins when a gang of outlaws led by (Bronson) and Gauche (Delon) robs a train. Among the cargo is a priceless ceremonial sword—a gift from the Emperor of Japan to the U.S. President.

The 1971 film (originally titled Soleil rouge ) is a cult classic Spaghetti Western directed by Terence Young that famously blends the American cowboy genre with Japanese samurai traditions. The movie is highly regarded for its star-studded international cast, featuring Charles Bronson, Toshirō Mifune , Alain Delon , and Ursula Andress . Plot Summary Red Sun(1971)

: Gauche double-crosses Link, steals the sword and the loot, and leaves him for dead. Set in the American West around 1870, the

: Kuroda has exactly seven days to recover the sword. If he fails, both he and the ambassador must commit seppuku (ritual suicide) to restore their honor. Why It's Noteworthy Red Sun (1971) The 1971 film (originally titled Soleil rouge )

: Link is forced into an unlikely partnership with Kuroda Jubei (Mifune), a samurai and guard to the Japanese ambassador.