Blood On The Sun (1945)

"Blood on the Sun" (1945) is a film set against the backdrop of pre-World War II Japan, starring James Cagney as Nick Condon, a hard-hitting American journalist in Tokyo. The story revolves around Condon uncovering a secret Japanese document, the "Tanaka Memorial," which outlines Japan's plans for world conquest. As Condon digs deeper into the plot, he becomes the target of the Japanese government, leading to a series of thrilling chases and confrontations. The film is a mix of action, drama, and political intrigue, with Cagney's character navigating a treacherous environment to expose the truth, all while dealing with espionage, betrayal, and romance. Directed by Frank Lloyd, the movie is notable for its strong performances and its depiction of the tense pre-war atmosphere in Japan.