Definitely one of the best, if not the best yakuza movies

Masanobu Andô, Jun'ichi Okada, Kôichi Satô, Shin'ichi Tsutsumi, Jirô Satô, Fumino Kimura, Daisuke Miyagawa, Manami Hashimoto, Kai Inowaki, Jun Kurose, Mizuki Yamamoto, and Yurina Hirate in The Fable: The Killer Who Doesn't Kill (2021)

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Machiko Ono in Yakuza and the Family (2020)

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Gô Ayano in Yakuza and the Family (2020)

Hiroshi Tachi in Yakuza and the Family (2020)

Gô Ayano

Naoyuki Fernandez

Hayato Ichihara

Michihito Fujii

Kenji Yamamoto&apos;s father died from using a stimulant drug. His life fell into desperation. Kenji then joined a crime syndicate. There, he meets the gang&apos;s boss Hiroshi Shibasaki. Hiroshi reaches out to Kenji and they developed a re...

Yakuza to kazoku: The Family

The life of Yakuza Family

I don&apos;t really know how yakuza living in japan right now, but if I assume from this movie, there is really big discrimination for people who wanted second chance to change their life. I had watch documentary about yakuza who opened ramen shop because community rejected all of them and they can&apos;t work like ordinary people.

If what happen in this movie was true, I can&apos;t even think how to make a living, It&apos;s so terrible.

I watch so many gangs, mafia, yakuza movie, all of them telling about how cool their life with brotherhood, loyalty and luxury. But this movie talk about the truth how yakuza experienced nowdays since their era has passed. This was the best yakuza movie that have a huge impact after I watch it. It so good, and the feel and emotion was real.

I think this movie have to take part in movie festival, the world need to know that yakuzas isn&apos;t just about brotherhood and crime.

I recommend this movie for people who wanted the other side of the yakuzas.

Kenji Yamamoto&apos;s father died from using a stimulant drug. His life fell into desperation. Kenji then joined a crime syndicate.

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I don't really know how yakuza living in japan right now, but if I assume from this movie, there is really big discrimination for people who wanted second chance to change their life. I had watch documentary about yakuza who opened ramen shop because community rejected all of them and they can't work like ordinary people.

If what happen in this movie was true, I can't even think how to make a living, It's so terrible.

I watch so many gangs, mafia, yakuza movie, all of them telling about how cool their life with brotherhood, loyalty and luxury. But this movie talk about the truth how yakuza experienced nowdays since their era has passed. This was the best yakuza movie that have a huge impact after I watch it. It so good, and the feel and emotion was real.

I think this movie have to take part in movie festival, the world need to know that yakuzas isn't just about brotherhood and crime.

I recommend this movie for people who wanted the other side of the yakuzas.

Kenji Yamamoto's father died from using a stimulant drug. His life fell into desperation. Kenji then joined a crime syndicate. There, he meets the gang's boss Hiroshi Shibasaki. Hiroshi reaches out to Kenji and they developed a relationship like father and son. As time passes, Kenji has his own family.

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