Organized Violence Trailer (1967)
25 February 1967 Crime 90 mins
A war breaks out on the streets between rivaling Yakuza clans.
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Cast
Crew
Susumu Saji Screenplay
Hanjirō Nakazawa Director of Photography
Junya Satō Director
Masaru Satō Original Music Composer
Michio Suzuki Screenplay
Hiroshi Kitagawa Art Direction
Osamu Tanaka Editor
Hideo Motomochi Lighting Technician
Masanobu Otani Sound Recordist
International Titles
Soshiki bôryoku Trailer
Organized Crime Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 25 February 1967
Production Companies
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