His best friend is a gangster of the seas, and his beloved girlfriend is his sister… The deadly battle between a vicious smuggling ring and the Coast Guard rages on in the strait.
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Nobuo Adachi Director
Shin'ichi Yanagawa Screenplay
Yoshio Hirao Producer
Senkichirō Takeda Director of Photography
Shuhei Kikuchi Art Direction
Japan 14 October 1950
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