Hell Riders in Kyoto

Year: 1973

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Takayuki Minagawa

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Junya, a wealthy punk, is obsessed with dueling the police on his motorcycle, a passion that alienates him from both the law and his Bosozoku gang, whose members slowly distance themselves. Amid the rivalry, he meets and falls for Hiroko, a fellow speed‑addict who shares his love of danger.

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