In a small town on the American border in the 1920s, life revolves around the legend of a mysterious band of outlaws known as "The Sons of the Setting Sun." This group, famous for their audacity and code of honor, robs from the rich to help the poor, becoming a local phenomenon whose fame has spread throughout the region.
The story follows a young and brave sheriff, a three-time medalist, who struggles to enforce the law while grappling with his own morality. Caught in a dilemma, he finds himself drawn to the charming leader of the outlaw gang, a strong and independent woman who challenges him to rethink his notions of right and wrong.
As tensions escalate, the town becomes polarized between those who support the outlaws and those who want to see them behind bars. Stripped of their respect for the law, the sheriff and his men embark on a dangerous hunt to capture the gang, but events take an unexpected turn when he uncovers a larger conspiracy that calls into question the loyalties of everyone in the town.
Set against a backdrop of desert landscapes and an atmosphere thick with intrigue, this 1928 film is a blend of romance, action, and a deep exploration of justice, redemption, and the struggle for what is right. Ultimately, it is a battle not only against the outlaws but also against the shadows of his own morality.