Bakuto gaijin butai(1971)

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3
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A yakuza gang gets driven out of Yokohama by a big gang from Tokyo. They relocate to Okinawa to violently start over.



Nihon boryoku-dan: Kumicho(1969)

Combined Rating:
1
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Coming out of jail and hoping for a quiet life, Yokohama yakuza has to take the lead of his gang after the death of his boss. His small group is is taken in a crossfire between a big yakuza...



Densô ningen(1960)

Combined Rating:
1
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Men are being murdered by a psycho called "The Telegian," who uses a matter-transmitting device to locate his victims.



Ôgon no inu(1979)

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Korean girl loses her beloved dog while moving with her family. The rest of the movie is about the girl and the dog trying to find each other.



Otoko namida non hâmonjô(1967)

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A good example on ninkyô eiga.



Saigo no bakuto(1985)

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A violent gang incident becomes infamous in Japan.



Gang tai Gang(1962)

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Mizuhara did his time in jail for Boss Komori. Now that he is out, the old gang wants to say welcome back with a bullet.



Sengo Saidai no Toba(1969)

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Very moving, despite its slow start.



Ninkyô kôboshi - kûmicho to daigashî(1970)

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Yet another ninkyô - jitsuroku hybrid.



Junko intai kinen eiga: Kantô hizakura ikka(1972)

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It is almost unheard of for a ninkyô or jitsuroku yakuza to have an even halfway happy ending.



Jinsei gekijô: hisha kaku(1963)

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Romantic ninkyô yakuza film.



 kessen kôkûtai(1974)

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The historical drama follows the wartime experiences of the respected admiral who attempted to force America into considering a negotiated peace during World War Two.



Boryokudan(1963)

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A gritty, nourish gangster saga - especially for 1963 - more in the jitsuroku (true account) vain before there were many yakuza films.



Jinsei gekijo: zoku hisha kaku(1963)

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Serving his prison time after the events of the first movie, Hishakaku discovers that Otoyo is working as a prostitute in Manchuria. He travels to China to save the woman he still loves, only to get involved in a battle he can never win.



Showa saidai no kaoyaku(1966)

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Somewhat unique as it appears to be one of the very rare appearances of master thespian Itô in a yakuza role.



Yakuza senso: Nihon no Don(1977)

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A supposedly true-to-life story of one of the biggest rightists - yakuza bosses in 1950s - '60s Japan.



Meiji kyokyakuden - sandaime shumei(1965)

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A tale set in the late Meiji era - circa 1880s-1890 as opposed to the early Meiji which began in the 1860s.



Uragiri no ankokugai(1968)

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Action film about modern gangsters.



Jirochô sangokushi daiichibu(1963)

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The tale of real-life Yakuza boss Shimizu Jirocho is told from his earliest beginnings as a gambler on the road as he forms his gang and sets out on the path to fame and fortune. One of the...



Nihon no jingi(1977)

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One of director Nakajima's best films.




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