Toy Robot Video

Manhunt [Blu-ray]

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Manhunt Blu-ray presents Junya Sato’s 1976 Japanese crime thriller in a brand new restoration. Reuniting Sato with legendary actor Ken Takakura, the film follows a respected prosecutor framed for a crime he did not commit and forced to go on the run across Japan.

Fuyuto Morioka, a chief prosecutor for the Ministry of Justice, is arrested under suspicious circumstances and escapes custody to clear his name. Pursued by police and shadowy armed figures, Morioka begins uncovering a conspiracy involving government corruption, corporate power and a dangerous drug developed by a sinister pharmaceutical company.

A major Japanese blockbuster and later the inspiration for John Woo’s 2017 remake, Manhunt is a sprawling, action-driven thriller featuring Ken Takakura alongside Yoshio Harada, Ryo Ikebe, Kunie Tanaka and Ko Nishimura. This Blu-ray edition includes new commentary, new introduction, production discussion, text essays, trailer, stills gallery and slipcover.

directed by: Junya Sato
starring: Ken Takakura, Yoshio Harada, Ryo Ikebe
1976 / 151 min / Japanese Stereo Audio / 1-Disc Region Free Blu-ray with Slipcover


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Format

  • Blu-ray

Included Blu-ray Region

Region Free

Label

Toy Robot Video

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Special Features

  • Brand New Restoration
  • New Audio Commentary by Jasper Sharp and Amber T.
  • Man on the Run – New Introduction with Japanese Film Specialist Mark Schilling
  • An Unusual Director – Discussion of the Film and Its Production by Junya Sato Biographers Masaaki Nomura and Tatsuya Masuto
  • Scaling The (Great) Wall to Freedom – Text Essay by James Marsh
  • Believing in Ken Takakura – Text Essay by Earl Jackson
  • Original Theatrical Trailer
  • Stills Gallery
  • Slipcover Included

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