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A 1966 Japanese chambara film directed by Hideo Gosha, following a wandering swordsman and representing Gosha's gritty, character-driven approach to the jidaigeki genre.
A 1967 Japanese chambara sequel directed by Hideo Gosha, continuing the wandering swordsman's story from the first film with the director's characteristic moral ambiguity.
Directed by Kenji Misumi, this 1963 Japanese film is the first installment in the Sleepy Eyes of Death franchise, starring Raizo Ichikawa as a cynical ronin.
One of the later Daiei Film entries in the Nemuri Kyoshiro series, starring Raizo Ichikawa as the nihilistic half-European ronin who became a major Japanese cinema icon.
Part of the Daiei Film chambara series (1963–1969) starring Raizo Ichikawa as Nemuri Kyoshiro, a half-European nihilist ronin known for his signature Full Moon Cut technique.
Daiei Film entry in the Nemuri Kyoshiro series, with Raizo Ichikawa as the brooding half-Portuguese ronin whose stories were adapted from Renzaburo Shibata's popular novels.
Chambara entry in the Daiei Film Nemuri Kyoshiro series starring Raizo Ichikawa as the half-European ronin, one of twelve films released between 1963 and 1969.
Daiei Film Nemuri Kyoshiro installment starring Raizo Ichikawa as the brooding half-Portuguese swordsman, part of a popular chambara series produced between 1963 and 1969.
One of twelve Daiei Film chambara installments starring Raizo Ichikawa as the cynical half-European swordsman Nemuri Kyoshiro, adapted from Renzaburo Shibata's novels.
Daiei Film production in the long-running Nemuri Kyoshiro series, with Raizo Ichikawa as the nihilistic ronin whose signature Full Moon Cut dispatches enemies in each entry.
Among the final Daiei Film Nemuri Kyoshiro entries, starring Raizo Ichikawa as the iconic half-European ronin in one of his last screen appearances before his 1969 death.
