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83 minutes exactly — the "classic feature" runtime most directors aim for.

A Shibuya-kei violence movie in which ferocious love runs fast. The director is Ataru Oikawa. Beasts that cut through the darkness. Prostitution, yak buying and selling, tear gas bullets and pistols are readily available, and team conflicts are unchecked. Such a city, Shibuya. The bloody struggle between the twin brothers Keita and Yuta, who manage the club "Phantom" and partition Shibuya, and the Ikebukuro team "Lucky's" was also intensifying. Eiji, the leader of "Lucky's", teams up with Tanabe of the yakuza organization Hanyukai to challenge the final battle. They stabbed Toru, one of Keita's team, and abducted and confined Mamoru, who was sending information about "Lucky's" to Keita. And the future of the final battle...
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”
Kôichirô Kudô
Junichirô Kudô
Issei Sakamoto

Madoka Ozawa

Kenji Mizuhashi

Asami Jō
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Ataru Oikawa directs. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in Japan. Dialogue in Japanese.
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