Modern Yakuza: Chivalry (1965)
Original title: 現代悪党仁義
Modern Yakuza: Chivalry is a 1965 Japanese-language action movie directed by Kō Nakahira, with a running time of 1h 43m. It stars Joe Shishido, Hideaki Nitani and Katsuo Nakamura.
Zenroku Nichigami, a charismatic con artist, is tasked with collecting a debt from the elusive Shishiro Oba. As he delves deeper, Zenroku uncovers a web of deceit involving Oba's criminal activities, leading to a series of comedic and action-packed encounters that challenge notions of honor among thieves.
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What is Modern Yakuza: Chivalry about?
Zenroku Nichigami, a charismatic con artist, is tasked with collecting a debt from the elusive Shishiro Oba. As he delves deeper, Zenroku uncovers a web of deceit involving Oba's criminal activities, leading to a series of comedic and action-packed encounters that challenge notions of honor among thieves.
When was Modern Yakuza: Chivalry released?
Modern Yakuza: Chivalry was released on 3 February 1965.
How long is Modern Yakuza: Chivalry?
Modern Yakuza: Chivalry runs 1h 43m.
Who made Modern Yakuza: Chivalry?
Modern Yakuza: Chivalry was directed by Kō Nakahira.