The Aesthetics of a Bullet (1973) Original Japanese B2 Poster Kazui NihonmatsuSadao Nakajima directed this 1973 yakuza film, a Toei and Art Theatre Guild co production released through his own independent company. A Kansai syndicate sends a low ranking man to Kyushu with a single gun to provoke a rival, planning to use his likely death as a pretext for expansion. Tsunehiko Watase leads, with a score by rock group Zunou Keisatsu. A black suited gunman strides through a red diagonal panel at the center, flanked by a man's face at
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This 1979 original Japanese B2 poster (51x73cm) captures the raw intensity and moral complexity of a classic samurai-yakuza thriller
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Film released it in Japan in 1967
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