The Lonely Hearts Club Band in September

The film follows Ryo, a former biker gang member haunted by the death of his friend Tetsuji, who died while riding in September. This tragedy prompts Ryo to retire from biking, as he struggles to cope with his past and the memories that linger.

Set against a backdrop of motorcycle culture, the film combines elements of action and drama, making it appealing to fans of both genres. The performances from the cast, including Hideo Murota and Tarō Suwa, contribute to the film's emotional depth and tension.

As a part of the Art Theatre Guild and Cinema Hout production, this film reflects a unique storytelling style that may intrigue collectors looking for works from this era or genre. Its exploration of complex relationships and personal grief sets it apart in the action-drama landscape of the early 1980s.