The Four Roughnecks

The Four Roughnecks follows Takeo Natsuki, portrayed by Yūsaku Matsuda, who is released from prison and reunites with his gang. Their antics revolve around seeking women and money while confronting societal issues, specifically a forced eviction tied to a construction project. The film embodies the spirit of the 1970s Japanese cinema, combining action with social commentary.

With a strong cast that includes Kenzō Kawarasaki and Masaaki Daimon, the film presents a gritty portrayal of youthful defiance. The story's focus on the challenges faced by the underclass adds depth to the action sequences. Collectors of Japanese cinema will appreciate its representation of the era and the engaging performances by the cast.