The Boy Made in Japan (1995) Original Japanese B2 Poster Gary Sherman who attempts to escape the

who attempts to escape the violent world of motorcycle gangs

electronically linked collars ensuring mutual survival or mutual death

Tanigawa's lethal reputation and unwavering loyalty elevate him from mercenary to trusted lieutenant—until mounting enemies threaten to overwhelm even his legendary skill

A museum-quality piece for serious collectors of Japanese game ephemera and cinema poster enthusiasts

Hibiya Public Hall) in Tokyo

The Boy Made in Japan (1995) Original Japanese B2 Poster Gary Sherman who attempts to escape theAtaru Oikawa directed this independent drama about Yamato, a young man who once tried to kill his father, drifting through unemployment and a doomed bond with a girl handing out tissue packets at a station. The film reads the listlessness of youth in a Japan past its postwar economic peak. Mikio Osawa and Kaori Shimada play the central pair. Two figures press handguns to each other's temples in stark black silhouette against a silvered sky, the