Everything Goes Wrong

The narrative follows Jiro, a young rebel who attempts to intervene in his mother's relationship with a businessman. As he navigates the challenges of a crime-laden environment, Jiro faces the harsh realities of teenage life, including the influences of street gangs and the consequences of rebellion.

With a runtime of 71 minutes, the film highlights themes such as juvenile delinquency, gang culture, and the struggles of youth against societal pressures. The story delves into the impact of crime and personal choices, especially as they relate to family and love.

Featuring a cast that includes Tamio Kawachi and Yoshiko Nezu, Everything Goes Wrong provides a glimpse into the darker side of youth in post-war Japan. It captures the complexities of relationships amid a backdrop of crime and societal expectations, making it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.