Crossroad

Year: 1956

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Umetsugu Inoue

Thriller

Ise, a successful entrepreneur, kills his volatile wife after being seen with his secretary Harumi. He drives to a remote quarry to bury her, but finds another corpse in his car and is forced to dump both bodies. Meanwhile, Yoshie searches for her missing brother Yoshihiko, and twists bring Ise face‑to‑face with his fate.

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