Boku wa naichicchi

The film follows Ichiro, a shipping company worker who causes an accident while under the influence. His younger brother, Jiro, raises concerns about Ichiro's drinking habits, leading to a deeper investigation into their lives. Ichiro's discovery of Jiro's involvement in drug trafficking adds complexity to their relationship.

With a focus on personal struggles and societal issues, Boku wa naichicchi reflects the challenges faced by individuals in post-war Japan. The performances by Hiroshi Kondō, Tamio Kawachi, Shinako Nakagawa, and Yoko Minakaze contribute to the film's exploration of serious themes, making it a poignant reflection of its time. Collectors may appreciate its place within the genre of drama and the historical context of Japanese filmmaking during the 1960s.