[Machine Translation] A French-Italian co-production filmed entirely on location in Japan. Directed by Jacques Drey, known for *The Sun Knows*, *Borsalino*, and *The Killer from Paris*, this stylish, hard-boiled crime thriller is set in the neon-lit streets of Tokyo during its period of rapid economic growth. The film blends the atmosphere of French noir with the fervor of a rapidly modernizing East in the early 1960s. Starring Karl-Heinz Bohme from *The Blood-Sucking Camera*, alongside Keiko Kishi, one of Japan s leading international actresses. Renowned Japanese production designer Kazue Hirako fuses the ultra-modern architecture of Tokyo with the cool, shadow-rich aesthetics of European film noir; the meticulously crafted sequence in the bank vault has earned worldwide acclaim. Never released in Japanese theaters. Van Ekken, an aging gangster, arrives in Tokyo to orchestrate a bank heist to steal the massive diamond Titan," but