Gang vs. G-Men

Gang vs. G-Men is a crime film centered on the violent struggle between two rival gangs competing for control over a specific neighborhood. The plot focuses on the clash for dominance as these opposing groups fight to establish power within the area.

The movie was produced by the Toei Company and released in 1962. It marks the first of 16 films directed by Kinji Fukasaku, who followed this project with Jakoman and Tetsu in 1964. The screenplay was written by Akira Murao and produced by Shigeru Okada. The ensemble cast features Koji Tsuruta as Shiro Kikukawa, Tetsurō Tamba as Toru Tezuka, and Tatsuo Umemiya as Kuroki. Other appearing actors include Yoshi Katō in the role of Detective Ogata, Akikane Sawa as Ooka, and Harumi Sone as Goro Ishihara. The Japanese production has a total runtime of 82 minutes.