Gambling Den Heist 1975

Cross the Rubicon! (Japanese: 資金源強奪, Hepburn: Shikingen godatsu), [1][2] also known as Plundering the Source of Capital and Gambling Den Heist, [3][4] is a 1975 Japanese yakuza film directed by Kinji Fukasaku. [5][6][7]. Cross the Rubicon!: Directed by Kinji Fukasaku.

With Kin'ya Kitaôji, Tatsuo Umemiya, Kiwako Taichi, Yayoi Watanabe. After eight years in prison, Takeshi's mission is a big heist from his own clan's gambling parlor. Directed by Kinji Fukasaku.

With Kin'ya Kitaôji, Tatsuo Umemiya and Kiwako Taichi. AKA: Shikingen gôdatsu / Cross the Rubicon / 資金源強奪 / Gambling Den Heist / Plundering the Source of. After eight years in prison, Takeshi's mission is a big heist from his own clan's gambling parlor.

A darkly comedic heist thriller exploding with pulp sensibilities, Gambling Den Heist sees Kinji Fukasaku try his hand at something a bit more light-hearted than the yakuza dramas he was more widely known for. It retains his characteristic cynicism and violence but has a degree of fun with the material to balance things out, showcasing the criminals of Japan as both hilariously incompetent and. Explore everything about "Gambling Den Heist" (1975) including detailed plot summary, full cast and crew, critic and audience ratings, box office performance, and whether there's a post-credit scene.

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Cross the Rubicon! (資金源強奪), also known as Plundering the Source of Capital and Gambling Den Heist, is a 1975 Japanese yakuza film directed by Kinji Fukasaku. Gambling Den Heist (1975): After eight years in prison, Takeshi's mission is a big heist from his own clan's gambling parlor.

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