Red Sun

Year: 1971

Runtime: 114 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Terence Young

WesternWesternsEpic heroesWild west outlaws and gunfightsWestern frontier dramas with a touch of humor

The legendary fighting machine of the West is put to the test in 1870 when Japanese ambassador Sakaguchi and his entourage ride by rail to Washington to present a priceless sword from the Emperor to the U.S. President. Meanwhile, two thieves, Link and Gauche, board the same train, plotting to seize the priceless gift.

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