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Showdown in little Tokyo
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The film tells the story of the man named Chris Kenner, an American with Japanese education, a police officer on the path of Yacouza, a hardy leader named Yoshido. It is still dangerous since Yoshido is the one who helped create a small Japanese region in Los Angeles and is currently running a drug ring. It is ultimately up to Chris who seems to have personal reasons for wanting Yoshida because his history seems black.
The film tells the story of the man named Chris Kenner, an American with Japanese education, a police officer on the path of Yacouza, a hardy leader named Yoshido. It is still dangerous since Yoshido is the one who helped create a small Japanese region in Los Angeles and is currently running a drug ring. It is ultimately up to Chris who seems to have personal reasons for wanting Yoshida because his history seems black.
Actors:
Takayo Fischer,
Keith Boldroff,
Brandon Lee,
Anthony Maccario,
Susan E. Cox,
Phil Chong,
Lenny Imamura,
R. David Smith,
Jim Ishida,
Simon Rhee,
Gerald Okamura,
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Takayo Fischer
25 November 1932, Hardwick, California, USA
Keith Boldroff
7 July 1981, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Brandon Lee
1 February 1965, Oakland, California, USA
Anthony Maccario
Susan E. Cox
Phil Chong
29 December 1936, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, USA
Lenny Imamura
R. David Smith
Jim Ishida
1942, Tokyo, Japan
Simon Rhee
28 October 1957, San Jose, California, USA
Gerald Okamura
Director:
Mark L. Lester
Mark L. Lester
26 November 1946, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Country:
United States
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