LEADER 00000ngm a2200613Ka 4500 001 44103111 005 20000523 TAPE OCLC0523: 0221 007 mr cdaafmnartabac------ 008 000524s1967 ja 085 mljpnsd 009 Reclvl: f Addate: 000524 Addid: OCL Moddate: 080528 Modid: XRF 035 (PFA-FILM)6332 035 GLADN50847886 040 CUY|cCUY|eamim 041 1 jpn|beng 090 |b3500-01-3859 245 00 Shōbu inu|h[motion picture] =|bThe silent gun /|cDaiei Motion Picture Co. ; executive producer, Numata Yoshizō ; director, Inoue Yoshio ; scriptwriter, Fujimoto Giichi. 246 3 Pit bull 246 31 Silent gun 257 Japan. 260 Japan :|bDaiei (Tōkyō),|c1967. 300 5 reels of 5 (85 min.) :|bDaieiscope, sd., Fujicolor ;|c35 mm.|3print. 500 Release date: 10-14-67. 500 Literal title translation: The pit bull. 500 Akiko Mikumo explains, "Inoue Yoshio's 16th film is light entertainment similar in plot, pace and technique to television detective shows. The characters are stereotypical: the sour-faced detective, the smart-looking hoodlum with the fastest gun, the mustached gang boss, his sinister-looking mistress, the innocent daughter." 506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating.|5CBPF. 508 Director of photography, Munekawa Nobuo ; art director, Takahashi Yasuichi ; music composer, Yamauchi Tadashi ; sound, Watanabe Riichi ; lighting, Itō Yukio ; film editor , Nakashizu Tatsuji ; assistant director, Nomura Hiromasa. 510 4 Provinzano, Linda, Howard Besser, Stephanie Boris, Frank Motofuji, eds. Films in the collection of the Pacific Film Archive: volume I. Berkeley: University Art Museum, 1979, |cpp. 118-119 510 4 Nihon eiga kantoku zenshū (Dictionary of Japanese film directors). Tōkyō: Kinema Junpō-sha, 1976 (in Japanese), |cp. 52 511 0 Cast: Tamiya Jirō (Kamoi) ; Amachi Shigeru (Detective Kimura) ; Sakamoto Sumiko (Tamako) ; Sugata Michiko (secretary) ; Hamada Yūko (Ritsuko) ; Fujioka Takuya, Myōjō Masako. 520 8 A silenced and smokeless gun, the Mord-gesell X38, has been used to murder several gangsters. Police Detective Kimura trails a possible suspect from Osaka to a Tōkyō boat racetrack, but finds him shot by the same gun shortly after meeting Kamoi, an old friend and a small-time hoodlum. The next victim of the gun is killed in the presence of Kamoi, who now becomes a target because the murderer, Obata, suspects that Kamoi may have witnessed both shootings. Shortly thereafter, Obata attempts to kill him at the home of Nakazawa, a man whose company memo was found in the pocket of the racetrack victim. Kamoi assumes that Nakazawa is being stalked. 520 8 Ritsuko, Nakazawa's daughter, pleads with Kamoi to protect her father, who after fifteen years has only just returned to Japan because of an automobile accident that maimed his foot. Together they consult Kimura, who has a hunch that Nakazawa is in fact Sugimura, the narcotics smuggler he arrested ten years ago but who escaped from a hospital despite a bullet wound in his foot. 546 In Japanese with English subtitles. 590 PFA 3500-01-3859. |aOct 1993; faded; Color fading; researcher reports that color is okay but red is becoming more pronounced; CONDITION NOTE: Described: 1976; Fair condition; color good; subtitles satisfactory 650 0 Law enforcement|vDrama. 650 0 Murder|vDrama. 650 0 Yakuza|vDrama. 650 0 Gambling|vDrama. 651 0 Japan. 655 7 Features.|2mim 655 7 Yakuza-eiga.|2mim 690 Japanese films. 700 1 Numata, Yoshizō. 700 1 Inoue, Yoshio. 700 1 Fujimoto, Giichi. 700 1 Munekawa, Nobuo. 700 1 Takahashi, Yasuichi. 700 1 Yamauchi, Tadashi. 700 1 Watanabe, Riichi. 700 1 Itō, Yukio. 700 1 Nakashizu, Tatsuji. 700 1 Nomura, Hiromasa. 700 1 Tamiya, Jirō. 700 1 Amachi, Shigeru,|d1931-1985. 700 1 Sakamoto, Sumiko. 700 1 Sugata, Michiko. 700 1 Hamada, Yūko. 700 1 Fujioka, Takuya. 700 1 Myōjō, Masako. 710 2 Daiē, Kabushiki Kaisha. 935 GLADN50847886 941 0 PFA 3500-01-3859. 35 mm., 954 20120801|bMarcive Authority Bib 956 20140224|bPFA migration/merge load 957 OCLC xref loaded 20140928 994 02|bCUY