The Blue Soldier 1970, directed by Ralph Nelson, is a powerful and provocative drama about the clash of civilizations and the horrific brutality of war. The lead roles are played by Candice Bergen and Peter Strauss. The story begins with an Indian attack on a convoy, as a result of which only Krista Lee and soldier Honus Gant survive. Together they are forced to fight for survival in the wilderness, but their greatest challenges lie ahead. As they make their way toward the fort, they begin to realize the horrifying truth about the methods the U.S. Army uses to wage war on the Indians. The movie draws attention to issues of morality, humanity and historical justice, questioning conventional notions of heroes and villains. “The Blue Soldier” remains an important and relevant movie about how history can be darker than commonly believed.