Red Pier

Year: 1958

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Toshio Masuda

CrimeAction

Shortly after arriving in Kobe, the skilled assassin known as “Jiro the Lefty” witnesses a seemingly accidental crane death that is actually a staged murder. Realising the truth, he becomes a fugitive, pursued relentlessly by an uncompromising police detective determined to bring him down.

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