Junichi Takagi Trailers
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Most Popular Junichi Takagi Trailers
Total trailers found: 14
Life of Don Matsugoro Trailer (1986)
21 March 1986
Children's movie about a dog that can type messages into a word processor. When his owner is kidnapped, the canine summons his fellow dogs to help in the rescue effort.
Showdown in Gangland Trailer (1970)
07 March 1970
Rivalry between two young gangster groups who seek to extend their influence.
The Legend of Love & Sincerity: Continuation Trailer (1975)
15 March 1975
Meet Saotome Ai, a high school girl from a well-to-do family. When she was a small child, she was in an accident that resulted in a young boy being permanently scarred between his eyes while she emerged unscathed.
The Discarnates Trailer (1988)
15 September 1988
A recently divorced writer is reunited with the ghosts of his parents who died when he was a boy. However, every time he sees them he loses more life energy.
Showdown at Nagasaki Trailer (1969)
18 October 1969
When Keiji Takama returns to Nagasaki, he finds many changes. The rights of the entertainment field that had been held by his family have been taken over by the Matsui Group, a new gangster setup.
Slave Factory Trailer (1968)
25 January 1968
After the death of a colleague, the workers at a factory form a labor union.
The Mystery of Rampo Trailer (1994)
25 June 1994
Edogawa Rampo is a writer whose latest work is censored by the government, deemed too disturbing and injurious to the public to be allowed to be published.
Barren Illusion Trailer (1999)
11 December 1999
In a near future where allergies have become an epidemic, music producer Haru half-heartedly dates post office clerk and mail thief Michi.
Ah! Nomugi Pass — Fresh Green Edition Trailer (1982)
06 February 1982
In a factory that prioritizes profits amid economic downturns, a female worker criticized for her poor performance commits suicide, prompting her colleagues to strike and demand improved working conditions.
