The Young Animals

Year: 1978

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yasuharu Hasebe

CrimeActionRomance

Shinji, a leather‑clad biker on a Harley, intervenes in a clash between two rival girl groups and meets Megu, the charismatic queen‑bee who leads a loyal following. Megu quickly falls for Shinji, but his attention is already on the cute Mayo.

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