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Flower Cards Chivalry 

A wandering gambler runs into a young swindler woman working with an old man. They are both arrested by a detective. A year later, the gambler is staying with a gangster boss when he comes across the woman and her partner again. The boss lusts for both her and his own daughter, while the boss's crazy yakuza brother loves his daughter, who, in turn, watches the player and wants to destroy the people standing in her way.
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A wandering gambler runs into a young swindler woman working with an old man. They are both arrested by a detective. A year later, the gambler is staying with a gangster boss when he comes across the woman and her partner again. The boss lusts for both her and his own daughter, while the boss's crazy yakuza brother loves his daughter, who, in turn, watches the player and wants to destroy the people standing in her way.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Masashige Narusawa
Written By:Masashige Narusawa
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Toei Company

Cast

Director

Masashige Narusawa

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Tatsuo Umemiya

Ryuichi Kitagawa

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Haruko Wanibuchi

Umeko Ito

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Junzaburō Ban

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Tatsuo Endō

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Kō Nishimura

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Tōru Abe

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Chitose Kobayashi

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Sadako Sawamura

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Keiichi Kitagawa

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Shin Roppongi

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Hirohiko Sato

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