A reformed bartender is blackmailed into aiding a heist by former gang associates, leading to betrayal, violence, and the collapse of his hopes for a new life.
Shunkai Mizuho
Director
Hiroshi Mizuhara
Hiroshi Namiki
Kumi Mizuno
Mitsuko Kamimura
Masao Oda
Yūsaku Sugiyama (Shinji’s Father)
Etsuko Okumura
Aiko (Mitsuko’s Colleague)
Yonehachi Shima
Shinji Sugiyama
Kin Sugai
Kura Sugiyama (Shinji’s Mother)
Sen Yano
Kenichi Sugiyama (Shinji’s Brother)
Ayako Aso
Masae Sugiyama (Kenichi’s Wife)
Nobuo Kawai
Saburō Nakanishi (Kumaki’s Henchman)
Hisao Dazai
Kumaki (Yakuza)
Yasushi Inayoshi
Ayuta
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