18 February 1936 Drama 79 mins
A film based on the life of the bakuto Kunisada Chuji
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Masahiro Makino Director
Kyô Chiji Screenplay
Daisuke Itō Story
Masahiro Makino Screenplay
Harumi Fujii Director of Photography
Japan 18 February 1936
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