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High-School Outcasts

1970, Japanese. Directed by Azuma Morisaki.

Tsutomu (Kensaku Morita), an orphan who once stabbed a man, is released from a reformatory and goes to Tottori, on the Japan Sea coast, to enter a high school. On the beach, he meets a young fisherman, Yusuke (Norihiko Yamamoto) also a student of the same school. They become friends and Tsutomu is offered free board at Yusuke's home.

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Released
16 December 1970
Original title
高校さすらい派
Country
Japan
Written by
Azuma Morisaki, Isao Kumagai

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High-School Outcasts (1970) was directed by Azuma Morisaki and stars Kensaku Morita, Eiko Takehara, Tomomi Satō.

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