A military photographer takes a cute stewardess out to dinner where she is promptly kidnapped. Deciding that he has fallen in love with the girl, our "hero" decides to investigate her kidnapping himself.
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Akira Kobayashi | ... | Daisuke Hondo |
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Chieko Matsubara | ... | Yoriko Sawanouchi / Stewardess |
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Akemi Kita | ... | Akiko |
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Mieko Nishio | ... | Fuyuko |
| Bokuzen Hidari | ... | Momochi - Old Man | |
| Hiroshi Nihon'yanagi | ... | Okada | |
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Kaoru Hama | ... | Natsuko (as Tomoko Hamakawa) |
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Jinko Saito | ... | Harue |
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Kozue Kamo | ... | Yoshie |
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Kozuko Kanô | ... | Kikue |
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Eiji Gô | ... | Sabu |
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Toshizô Kudô | ||
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Bin Moritsuka | ... | Kanzaki |
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Chikako Shin | ||
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Arisa Takami | ... | Herself - Singer |
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A military photographer takes a cute stewardess out to dinner where she is promptly kidnapped. Deciding that he has fallen in love with the girl, our "hero" decides to investigate her kidnapping himself.
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12 February 1966 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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The first feature directed by Hasebe, on of Nikkeatsu's most talented directors in the late 1960s. A true pop art classic. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This movie is very similar in atmosphere to Seijun Suzuki's Tokyo Drifter. The best thing about it is the incredibly wild use of color, something one surprisingly rarely sees exploited in movies (aside from the occasional Dick Tracy or Umbrellas of Cherbourg). The film really goes all out on wild stylization and campy action. Also, no movie that features go-go dancing at regular intervals can be completely bad, regardless of how poor the dancing the is. However, the plot never really becomes interesting enough to justify the the love lavished on the sets and look of the film. Suzuki does this better in Tokyo Drifter, and if you like surreal sixties Japanese nuttiness, Branded to Kill massacres both. This is worth a rental but don't have too high expectations.