Baian the Assassin: Showdown Trailer (1993)

06 October 1993 95 mins

Fujieda Baian is admired during the day as a skilled acupuncturist. However, at night, he is a highly skilled assassin, taking on contracts to quietly eliminate those whose existence is deemed toxic to society. Baian's latest target, assigned by his boss Otowa, is Shirakoya Kikuemon, the head of a powerful organization in Osaka. In the past, Baian had been indebted to Shirakoya, but due to a conflict involving the swordsman Kosugi Jūgorō, their relationship has turned adversarial. After his lover is abducted, Shirakoya storms into Edo. With his life now targeted, Baian resolves to confront Shirakoya in a desperate final showdown.

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Cast

Ken Watanabe as Dr. Baian

Crew

Kenichi Sakita Assistant Director

Nobuyuki Sakuraba Music

Tetsurô Abe Screenplay

Haruhiko Mimura Director

Shōtarō Ikenami Original Story

International Titles

Shikakenin fujieda baian special taiketsu Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 06 October 1993

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