Sukebe na jûnin: Hiru mo yoru mo hatsujô-chû
Ichiro and Jiro, brothers who made a name for themselves in the yakuza world, have now left that life behind, but are being targeted by their former enemies and are hiding in the apartment of their widowed landlady, Kyoko. One day, the brothers find a young woman lying unconscious on the beach. As they begin to play a prank on her...
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Ichiro and Jiro, brothers who made a name for themselves in the yakuza world, have now left that life behind, but are being targeted by their former enemies and are hiding in the apartment of their widowed landlady, Kyoko. One day, the brothers find a young woman lying unconscious on the beach. As they begin to play a prank on her...
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Written By:Kosuke Komatsu
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Blue Forest Film
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