Wolves, Pigs and Men

Directed by Kinji Fukasaku
Kinji Fukasaku
Film Movement Classics
1964
95 Minutes
Japan
Japanese
Action, Crime, Asian, Classics
Not Rated
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Sound: Stereo
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Synopsis

Three brothers find themselves pitted against each other as rivals in the Yakuza underworld. Jiro robs stolen loot from his younger brother, Sabu, and his gang. When their eldest brother, Kuroki, learns of this, he makes his own plans to conspire against both of them, resulting in a treacherous nightmare of unbridled violence.

Combining elements of French New Wave and film noir, this "ferocious, dynamic yakuza thriller" (Los Angeles Times) established Kinji Fukasaku (Battles Without Honor and Humanity, Violent Panic: The Big Crash) as a master of Japanese genre cinema.

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