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Secret Waltz

1996, Japanese. Directed by Akira Nobi.

Akira Nobi directs this violent two-fisted tale about a pair of abandoned sibling teens who fall into a web of yakuza intrigue. The film opens with young, pretty Maki (Natsuo Ishido) luring a drunken salariman into a parking lot only to be mugged by Maki's brother, Shinji (played by former child star Mitsunori Isaki). Unfortunately, the drunk proves to be no ordinary working stiff, but a gangster who takes a dim view of petty crime.

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1h 45m
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Released
23 November 1996
Original title
シークレット ワルツ
Country
Japan
Written by
Hiroshi Saito, Akira Nobi
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Secret Waltz (1996) was directed by Akira Nobi and stars Mamiko Aso, Mitsunori Isaki, Natsuo Ishido.

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