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<div class="large-6 columns">'''[[/Review|Girl Boss Blues: Queen Bee's Counter Attack]]''' ([[:Category:1971|1971]], [[:Category:Japan|Japan]]) is a [[:Category:Pinky Violence/Roman Porno|Pinky Violence]] film directed by [[:Category: Norifumi Suzuki|Norifumi Suzuki]] | <div class="large-6 columns"> | ||
* '''Contents''': [[/Review|Film Review]] | [[/Press Kit|Press Kit]] | [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | '''[[/Review|Girl Boss Blues: Queen Bee's Counter Attack]]''' ([[:Category:1971|1971]], [[:Category:Japan|Japan]]) is a [[:Category:Pinky Violence/Roman Porno|Pinky Violence]] film directed by [[:Category: Norifumi Suzuki|Norifumi Suzuki]] | ||
* '''Contents''': [[/Review|Film Review]] | [[/Press Kit|Press Kit]] | [[/DVD|Available DVDs]] | [[Girl Boss Blues: Queen Bee's Counter Attack (1971)|Poster Art]] | |||
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===Main Details=== | |||
* Released in 1971 | * Released in 1971 | ||
*Color | *Color | ||
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* Written by Takayuki Minagawa and Norifumi Suzuki | * Written by Takayuki Minagawa and Norifumi Suzuki | ||
* Starring: Reiko Ike, Miki Sugimoto, Yukie Kagawa, Rena Ichinose, Ichiko Kawasaki, Toru Abe, Shigeru Amachi | * Starring: Reiko Ike, Miki Sugimoto, Yukie Kagawa, Rena Ichinose, Ichiko Kawasaki, Toru Abe, Shigeru Amachi | ||
====Also Known As | |||
===Plot Summary=== | |||
*In the 1970s, the Japanese youth emancipation also found its way into the Yakuza (crime) societies. A Girl Boss may have a choice between bikes, and between boyfriends. But she has to defend her choices the hard way, as her triumph and power over the girls' gang is questioned by her female rivals, and the all powerful Yakuza Boss. She inspires loyalty to her girls, and to men to the extent of many of them literally giving their lives for her - in a world of knife and gun fighting, bike and car chasing, and violent death. | |||
===Also Known As=== | |||
* Original Title: Sukeban buruusu – Mesubachi no gyakushu | * Original Title: Sukeban buruusu – Mesubachi no gyakushu | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:18, 21 December 2020
Girl Boss Blues: Queen Bee's Counter Attack (1971, Japan) is a Pinky Violence film directed by Norifumi Suzuki
- Contents: Film Review | Press Kit | Available DVDs | Poster Art
Main Details
- Released in 1971
- Color
- 86 min
- Distributed by Toei Studios
- Directed by Norifumi Suzuki
- Assistant Director: Takayuki Minagawa
- Produced by Shigeru Okada
- Cinematography by Osamu Furuya
- Edited by Tadao Kanda
- Music by Hajime Kaburagi
- Art Direction: Yoshimitsu Amamori
- Written by Takayuki Minagawa and Norifumi Suzuki
- Starring: Reiko Ike, Miki Sugimoto, Yukie Kagawa, Rena Ichinose, Ichiko Kawasaki, Toru Abe, Shigeru Amachi
Plot Summary
- In the 1970s, the Japanese youth emancipation also found its way into the Yakuza (crime) societies. A Girl Boss may have a choice between bikes, and between boyfriends. But she has to defend her choices the hard way, as her triumph and power over the girls' gang is questioned by her female rivals, and the all powerful Yakuza Boss. She inspires loyalty to her girls, and to men to the extent of many of them literally giving their lives for her - in a world of knife and gun fighting, bike and car chasing, and violent death.
Also Known As
- Original Title: Sukeban buruusu – Mesubachi no gyakushu
