Sasurai no modae

This drama follows a couple torn apart by unforeseen circumstances. Two years later, the man has adopted the life of an assassin, leading to a reunion that unfolds amid a backdrop of a strip troupe and a human smuggling ring.

The film runs for 61 minutes and showcases the talents of prominent actors like Naomi Tani and Shûsaku Mutô. The narrative dives deep into the complexities of love and betrayal, set against the vivid and sometimes gritty world of Japanese cinema during the 1970s. As part of the pink film genre, it offers unique insights into societal themes prevalent in that era.

Produced by Roppo Eiga, Sasurai no modae stands as an interesting piece for those collecting films that reflect the diverse and often controversial aspects of Japanese culture. Its exploration of human relationships and the underbelly of society provides a compelling watch for enthusiasts of drama and international films.