Black Tulip

During the French Revolution, the legendary knight "Black Tulip" (played by Alain Delon) robbed the rich and gave to the poor, making the nobles fearful every day. "Black Tulip" appears to others with a mask, but his true identity is actually Count Guillaume, and he is asking for help for the people because of his own selfish desires. The police chief set a trap to lure him out. During the melee, he stabbed the left side of his face and left a scar. This became strong evidence to arrest "Black Tulip", and he was searched throughout the city. In order to avoid his identity being exposed, Count Guillaume had no choice but to find his twin brother Julian (Alain Delon) to take his place in the political meeting. Julian disdainful of what his brother did, so he stood up in the name of "Black Tulip" and fought with the people. But during a battle, Julian was accidentally caught and found himself in a desperate situation. Count Guillaume finally found out his conscience and risked his life to rescue but was unfortunately arrested. At the critical moment when Count Guillaume was about to be executed, the "Black Tulip" appeared again, composing the heroic myth of the righteous man.