Ryûketsu no kôsô(1971)

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A uniformly excellent, no-no-nonsense, straightforward yakuza sage. This also has one of underrated and comparatively-unknown-in-the-west composer Kaburagi's most exciting and memorable ...



Otoko no okite(1968)

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A decently-executed but fairly routine, contemporary ninkyô programmer.



Jînzu burûsu: Asu naki buraiha(1974)

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Hijiriko makes off from the bar she works at with money and a car that isn't hers. Meanwhile, Jiro Katagiri is up to no good with his gangster friends and ends up making off with all their ...



Yorû no mesu - hana no chô(1969)

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According to a very short description in Uni-Japan Film Monthly, these three pictures are based on ideas from Mori's songs. It should noted that singer Mori also had a similar recurring ...



Jingi naki tatakai: Sôshûhen(1980)

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A compilation edition of the first four films in Kinji Fukasaku's violent yakuza saga, previously screened only as part of a limited Japanese theatrical release in 1980 and on the Toei cable channel.



Kodomo no koro senso ga atta(1981)

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Weeks before the end of WW2, a boy finds an American girl hidden in the barn of his grandmother's house. The girl turns out to be his cousin, and they become friends. But the Japanese police is informed of the girl's presence.



Retsuden shumei tobaku(1969)

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A ninkyô saga featuring Matsubara who inadvertently becomes oyabun of her clan after father's death.




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