26 August 1966 Drama, Crime 90 mins
A young yakuza who respects obligation and humanity must face cruel and heartless turf wars leading to a fight to the death with his own brother.
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Isao Matsumoto Screenplay
Shinji Murayama Director
Eimei Yamamoto Screenplay
Hiroshi Kitagawa Art Direction
Yozo Uchida Sound Recordist
Yasunojo Kawasaki Lighting Technician
Osamu Tanaka Editor
Hanjirō Nakazawa Director of Photography
Minoru Miki Original Music Composer
Kunimitsu Teranishi Assistant Director
Otoko dokyô de shobû Trailer
Japan 26 August 1966
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