Shinjuku's Number One Drunk-Killer Tetsu

The film follows Tetsu, who returns to a chaotic yakuza family after a decade in prison for murder. Upon his release, he finds the organization struggling and disjointed, which sets the stage for a powerful exploration of loyalty and redemption. With a runtime of 87 minutes, it dives deep into the complexities of crime and brotherhood.

As a production from Toei Company, the film showcases the gritty style typical of 1970s Japanese cinema. Bunta Sugawara leads a strong cast that includes Makoto Satō and Mikio Narita, contributing to the film's intense portrayal of the yakuza underworld. This title is essential for those interested in the evolution of crime dramas in Japan and the iconic representations of yakuza culture in film.