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Unforgiven 

An old swordsman, his former comrade and a young braggart are hired by prostitutes to track down bandits who mutilated one of the women.
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An old swordsman, his former comrade and a young braggart are hired by prostitutes to track down bandits who mutilated one of the women.

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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama, Western
Directed By:Sang-il Lee
Written By:Sang-il Lee, David Webb Peoples
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Office Shirous, Nikkatsu Corporation, Warner Bros. Japan

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