A 92-minute film starring Ken Takakura and directed by Teruo Ishii. - Title: Abashiri Prison - Genre: Japanese Film - Director: Teruo Ishii - Cast: Ken Takakura, Kunie Tanaka - Running Time: 92 minutes - Audio: Monoaural - Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - Price: 4,500 yen ★ There are no noticeable scratches on the disc, but since playback has not been confirmed, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. ★ Please purchase with the understanding that this is stored and inspected by an amateur. In the frigid land of Hokkaido's Abashiri Prison, two inmates are bound together by a single handcuff. Ren, a yakuza member who ran away from his farming family and is serving time for an assault, and Gonda, a cunning man with five previous convictions. Even in the communal cell, the two constantly clash, but then Tachibana gets involved in Shiida's escape plan. Amidst the hail of bullets from the pursuers, Tachibana and Ueda, bound by the wretched bond of the handcuff, have no choice but to push forward across the endless snowfields. With a great performance by Ken Takakura, along with the seasoned acting of Tetsuro Tamba, Koji Nanbara, Kanjuro Fu, Toru Abe, and Kunie Tanaka, the drama of men unfolds, and the sorrowful theme song sung by Ken Takakura paints a poignant picture.