30 September 1965 Action, Crime 90 mins
The story centers on a young yakuza, played by Keiji Takamiya, who teams up with a group of delinquent girls to commit crimes and make money. The second film in Shochiku's series the Law / Okite.
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Yasagure no okite Trailer
Japan 30 September 1965
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