

Riki Takeuchi plays hardball with bankruptcies in 79 minutes of pure Showa-era chaos.
#9 in the series, after "Lovers Contract."
Acting
Riki Takeuchi's glare could freeze bank accounts solid.
Direction
Nishimura crams a feature's worth of scheming into 79 minutes.

Director
Shōgorō Nishimura
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The King of Minami films capture Japan's 1990s recession anxiety, when bankruptcy rates exploded and 'minami' Osaka's underground economy thrived.
Riki Takeuchi filmed multiple entries back-to-back; his character's increasing exhaustion in later films reportedly wasn't always acting.
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