evidence, but Goro produces Mr. Naguto's body, which he found after an avalanche, and says that the bullet used to kill Naguto matches the one used to kill Kido's girlfriend, both of which came from Kido's gun. Kido's men attack Goro, leading to a gunfight. Tetsu the Spade switches sides and helps Goro fight off Kido's men. Kido begins throwing lit sticks of dynamite but when he is shot he drops one back into the box, causing a massive explosion and killing his men. Goro rescues Misako from the collapsed building where they had been hiding but when he returns to look for Tetsu he can only find his gun. After saying farewell and riding away from the farm, Goro encounters a wounded Tetsu, who reminds him that they will still have a one-on-one duel someday. Cast Sonny Chiba as Goro Saionji Shigemi Kitahara as Misako Kayama Harumi Sone Junya Usami as Seitarō Ueda Takashi Kanda Yūko Kobayashi as Chikako Ueda Yayoi Furusato as Fumie References External links Drifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley at allcinema in Japanese Drifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley at Japanese cinema db in Japanese Drifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley at Kinenote in Japanese 1961 films 1961 directorial debut films 1960s action films Films about farmers Films directed by Kinji Fukasaku 1960s Japanese-language films Japanese action films Japanese detective films Japanese black-and-white films 1960s Japanese films