Akai ka to Rokudenashi Trailer

Akai ka to Rokudenashi Trailer (1963)

19 May 1963

An action comedy that depicts two men fascinated by a woman in red high heels who are convinced to confront a vicious yakuza gang. The 2nd of the 3 part Roku Denashi movie series.

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