Golden Eyes

Year: 1968

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Jun Fukuda

ThrillerComedyAction

A dollar becomes three million in a frantic race for the elusive Samantha gold. A hired assassin becomes entangled with a colorful ensemble of eccentric players navigating a gold‑smuggling trail that stretches from Beirut to Tokyo, leading to chaotic confrontations and unexpected twists, as loyalties shift and the pursuit spirals into a high‑octane showdown.

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