31 October 1933 60 mins
A lost film telling a story of Jirokichi the Rat, a notorious thief
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Sadao Yamanaka Director
Sadao Yamanaka Screenplay
Jiro Osaragi Story
Kiyotaro Yoshida Cinematography
Nezumikozô Jirokichi: Dôchû no maki Trailer
Japan 31 October 1933
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15 June 1933
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