A Tokyo newspaperman gets hold of a document that powerful people want buried.
1945 · Espionage thriller · 94 minutes
Synopsis
In Tokyo in 1929, American newspaper editor Nick Condon publishes a report about a secret plan for Japanese military expansion. When the police come asking where he got the story, Nick races to get the document out of the country. Iris Hilliard might be able to help, if he can work out whose side she’s on.
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Video source: Wikimedia Commons · Blood on the Sun (1945), directed by Frank Lloyd.
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Production credits
Director: Frank Lloyd
Producer: William Cagney
Screenplay: Lester Cole, from a story by Garrett Fort
Cinematography: Theodor Sparkuhl
Editing: Truman K. Wood and Walter Hannemann
Production design: Wiard Ihnen
Production company: Cagney Productions
Distributor: United Artists

