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Punishment of a Lawless Villian Trailer (1964)

25 March 1964 Action, Crime 102 mins

In the early Meiji era, two contrasting craftsmen, who had been bound by a ten-year strong friendship, suddenly hated each other and face many obstacles. Adapted from Shugoro Yamamoto novel.

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