Red Sun

4K UHD, Limited Edition

TWO DESPERADOS... ONE HELLCAT... AND A SAMURAI... THE GREATEST FIGHTING FORCE THE WEST HAS EVER KNOWN! Cultures collide in Terence Young's 'East Meets West' classic Red Sun. Shot in Almería, Spain, and starring four intercontinental superstars - America's Charles Bronson (The Great Escape), Japan's Toshiro Mifune (Yojimbo), Switzerland's Ursula Andress (Dr. No), and France's Alain Delon (Le Samouraï) - Red Sun is a Western with a global flair like no other! A ceremonial Samurai sword intended as a gift to the U.S. President from the Japanese ambassador is stolen by the devilish rogue, Gauche (Delon). To restore their honor and return the sword to its rightful owner, disgraced samurai Kuroda Jubei (Mifune), double-crossed bandit Link Stuart (Bronson), and femme fatale Christina (Andress) must set aside their differences and hunt down the merciless Gauche across the beautiful vistas of the American west. Red Sun has something for everyone: samurai swords, revolvers, grandiose set pieces, and an exquisite score from Maurice Jarre (Lawrence of Arabia). Uncover this hidden gem of a western in this astonishing 4K UHD presentation.

Product Features

4K ULTRA HD LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS

• 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Original lossless English mono audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Brand new audio commentary by critics C. Courtney Joyner and Henry Parke
• A Global Western, a brand new appreciation of the film by scholar Jose Arroyo
• The Ghosts of the Samurai, a brand new visual essay by Daisuke Miyao
• The Man with the Gold Tooth, a new appreciation of Alain Delon by Mark Gallagher
• Pour le Cinéma, an archival behind-the scenes look at the film
• Un Journal du Cinéma, an archival television interview with Terence Young and Toshiro Mifune
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• Collectors' booklet featuring new writing by Paul Talbot and Moya Luckett
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned art by Robert Sammelin