Yutaka Nakano

Norihei Miki

Mitsuko Kusabue

Yoshio Inaba

A scruffy detective investigates the murders of three sisters on a small Japanese island in 1946.

The Devil's Island

The Devil's Island (1977)

Kichijirô Ueda

Toshirô Mifune

Seiji Miyaguchi

In the turn of the Twentieth Century, the rickshaw driver Matsugoro "Matsu" is a happy man and a troublemaker well-known by everyone in his village. One day, Matsu sees an injured boy, Toshio, and brings him home. His mother Yoshiko Yoshioka asks Matsuo to take the boy to the doctor and then her husband Capt. Kotaro Yoshioka asks her to reward Matsu. However the rickshaw man refuses the money and becomes a friend of the family. When Kotaro unexpectedly dies, Matsuo helps Yoshiko to raise her son. Soon he falls in love with her, but he does not dare to open his heart to Yoshiko since they belong to different social classes.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The Rickshaw Man

The Rickshaw Man (1958)

Hiroshi Fujioka

Mariko Nakamura

Yûsuke Nishimoto

A taut, economical policier-cum-gang-hostage thriller.

The Black Battlefront Kidnappers

The Black Battlefront Kidnappers (1973)

Shigeru Amachi

Shiho Fujimura

Gen Kimura

A samurai seeks revenge and redemption after his family is executed by a rival clan.

Destiny's Son

Destiny's Son (1962)

Yukiko Fuji

Keiju Kobayashi

Hisaya Morishige

Kokubu Jiro is the captain of his university's Kendo team. Often standoffish, mild, stoic and minimalist, Kokubu is a mystery to those who know him. Kagawa wants to understand Kokubu, but being arrogant and flashy, has a hard time connecting with Kokubu.

Ken (1964)

Eitarô Ozawa

In part five of the 8-part Shinobi No Mono Ninja film series the heroic ninja Kirigakure Saizo (Raizo Ichikawa, of Sleepy Eyes of Death fame) serves the daimyo Sanada, played by Lone Wolf and Cub star Tomisaburo Wakiyama. They are assaulted by Ieyasu and his soldiers. They flee to an allied camp, and once there start plotting how to fight back and win the war. They come across a gun merchant with a unique, three-barrel gun, giving the holder incredible fire power. They begin to strategize ways to find out how the merchant selling these firearms has acquired them, hoping that possession of these weapons in their arsenal will lead to ultimate victory. The merchants of Tanegashima are the makers of the gun, and claim they have made it according to a blueprint gained from the only Western traders they are allowed to do business with, the Portuguese. The Sanada partisans know that can't be true because the 3-barrel gun is made of iron too fine for the Portuguese to have access to. They must unravel the secret of the "3-barrel gun". Kirigakure is sent to the Island city of Tanegishima to solve the mystery. Once there he will need all his ninja skills to survive, not only the Tanegishima cartel and their Chinese allies, but enemies from his past, in the form of the daughters of a slain enemy ninja. Can he get the job done and stay alive?

Shinobi no mono: Zoku Kirigakure Saizô

Shinobi no mono: Zoku Kirigakure Saizô (1964)

Keiko Tsushima

Rentarô Mikuni

The Kamiya family struggles to keep the town fishing association from going bankrupt as they deal with a dishonest captain and his degenerate crew.

Umi no hanabi

Umi no hanabi (1951)

Mariko Okada

Chishû Ryû

An elderly sweet potato vendor collapses in the home of a self-absorbed wealthy family. He must be allowed to remain there while he recovers, and a screwball comedy of manners ensues. A host of family and visitors comes and goes, disrupting hopes of the greedy patriarch for peace and quiet, and subplots swirl. Movie fans will recognize elements of It Happened on Fifth Avenue, The Man Who Came To Dinner, and Boudu Saved From Drowning.

Spring Dreams

Spring Dreams (1960)

Kazuko Taniguchi

Masako Aboshi

Tsurumatsu, a young boy, is supposed to be a new Lord but he's not really interested, he would rather be a carpenter. So he gets kidnapped and it's up to Nemuri Kyoshiro to save him.

Sleepy Eyes of Death: Sword of Satan

Sleepy Eyes of Death: Sword of Satan (1965)

Sei Hiraizumi

Mikio Narita

Nobuo Kaneko

This film of the sleepy-eyed ronin series has the hero talked into escorting a precious religious artifact to Kyoto, Japan. A sect of Christian swordsmen are lying in wait to steal the statuette. What does it take for the reluctant man to accept the assignment? Why, enjoying the company of a virgin daughter of course.—aghaemi

Sleepy Eyes of Death: A Trail of Traps

Sleepy Eyes of Death: A Trail of Traps (1967)

Shima Iwashita

Shinsuke Ashida

Mayumi Ogawa

Hamajima is a quiet, hard-working man, whose life changes drastically when he reunites with a lovely childhood friend and her strange little boy.

The Shadow Within

The Shadow Within (1970)

Mickey Curtis

Jun Hamamura

Eiji Funakoshi

It is the Philipines, 1945. The Japanese Imperial Army has been reduced to a ragtag mob hiding in the jungles. Among them is Pvt. Tamura. The situation goes from bad to worse and in the face of the brutal conditions facing the men, some go insane and resort to murder and cannibalism. In the midst of this, Pvt. Tamura tries to survive without giving up his principles.—Eugene Ly

Fires on the Plain

Fires on the Plain (1959)

Machiko Kitagawa

After years on the road establishing his reputation as Japan's greatest Samurai, Takezo returns to Kyoto. Otsu waits for him, yet he has come not for her but to challenge the leader of the region's finest school for Kendo. To prove his valor and skill, he walks deliberately into ambushes set up by the school's followers. While Otsu waits, Akemi also seeks him, expressing her desires directly. Meanwhile, Takezo is observed by Sasaki Kojiro, a brilliant young fighter, confident he can dethrone Takezo. After leaving Kyoto in triumph, Takezo declares his love for Otsu, but in a way that dishonors her and shames him. Once again, he leaves alone.—

Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple

Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple (1955)

Tatsuya Nakadai

A samurai, Hanshiro Tsugumo, arrives at the house of the Iyi Clan with an unusual request. Due to his circumstances, he wishes to commit harakiri, ritual suicide, in the courtyard of the house. Turns out this is not such an unusual request: the clan has had such requests before, though the requestor's intentions weren't always honourable. The Clan elder tells Tsugumo the story of the last samurai who made the request and how that ended. Will he still go through with it?—grantss

Harakiri

Harakiri (1962)

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