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Boku wa naichicchi 

Ichiro, who works for a shipping company, causes an accident while driving drunk. His younger brother Jiro questions his brother's drinking habits. Upon investigation, Ichiro discovers that his brother is involved in drug trafficking.
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Ichiro, who works for a shipping company, causes an accident while driving drunk. His younger brother Jiro questions his brother's drinking habits. Upon investigation, Ichiro discovers that his brother is involved in drug trafficking.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kiyoshi Horiike
Written By:Dai Nishijima
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation

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