14 February 1965 Drama, Action, Crime 88 mins
The 1965 Japanese yakuza film is the last episode of the Ankokugai series.
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Ei Ogawa Writer
Yoshihiro Ishimatsu Writer
Shinsaku Uno Cinematography
Kenjiro Hirose Music
Ryôhei Fujii Editor
Kenichiro Tsunoda Producer
Jun Fukuda Writer
Jun Fukuda Director
Ankoku-gai zenmetsu sakusen Trailer
Japan 14 February 1965
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