Won't Stand for Dying

The film follows Kenji, the son of a murdered yakuza, who reluctantly works at a stable company at his mother's request. When a female colleague is sexually harassed by the company's director, Kenji takes matters into his own hands, leading to his resignation. Seeking employment, he reaches out to his brother Ryota, but is instead drawn into the world of Senba, a yakuza boss involved in smuggling and drugs.

'Won't Stand for Dying' showcases the struggles of loyalty and survival in the yakuza world. With a runtime of 72 minutes, it captures the essence of Japanese action cinema from the early 1960s. As part of the Toei Company productions, it highlights the intense storytelling and action sequences typical of the genre during this era.