A police investigator cracks down on yakuza business, but once he realizes the police are in negotiations with certain factions, he sides with his own syndicate of choice. Edit Translation
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- Native Title: やくざの墓場 くちなしの花
- Also Known As: Yakuza Burial: Jasmine Flower , Yakuza no Hakaba: Kuchinashi no Hana ,
- Director: Fukasaku Kinji
- Genres: Action, Crime, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Kaji Meiko in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Kaji Meiko in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Kaji Meiko Main Role -
![Watari Tetsuya in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Watari Tetsuya in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Watari Tetsuya Main Role -
![Kitani Kuniomi in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Kitani Kuniomi in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Kitani KuniomiOkutani IsamuSupport Role -
![Narita Mikio in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Narita Mikio in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Narita MikioNozakiSupport Role -
![Yagi Takako in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Yagi Takako in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Yagi TakakoArai HatsueSupport Role -
![Oshima Nagisa in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)]( "Oshima Nagisa in Yakuza Graveyard Japanese Movie (1976)")
Oshima Nagisa Support Role
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Reviews
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Even with its sombre and bleak tone that puts many of his other works to shame, once the smoke clears, there are more than enough corpses to fill this graveyard. Yakuza Graveyard is one of Kinji Fukasaku's more psychological approaches to his Yakuza films, dripping with nihilism and crammed full of energy, the film has all the hallmarks of Fukasaku's other movies. Here, he chooses to focus on the complicated and damaged psyche of Tetsuya Watari's investigator Kuroiwa with the chemistry he shares with Meiko Kaji's Keiko adding some beautiful tenderness to this gripping tale of violence and interpersonal deception. The camera tilts, dives and chases after the exceptional action, at no point becoming lost in the haze of bloody knuckles and muzzle flashes; combining this with Toshiaki Tsushima's prog rock style score and Yakuza Graveyard remains just as emotional, hard-hitting and badass as Fukasaku's other works, maintaining a standard of quality few could rival.Was this review helpful to you?
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