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Yoru no yorokobi
At her boss' command, a female yakuza must kidnap her old boyfriend. When the two ex-lovers are re-united, their romance is rekindled and they plot to kill the yakuza boss.
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At her boss' command, a female yakuza must kidnap her old boyfriend. When the two ex-lovers are re-united, their romance is rekindled and they plot to kill the yakuza boss.
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Kanto Movie, Nihon Geijutsu Kyôkai
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