A 20-year-old from Japan spends a year with the Yakuza to escape traditional paths like education and employment, facing the realities of a criminal lifestyle.
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A 20-year-old from Japan spends a year with the Yakuza to escape traditional paths like education and employment, facing the realities of a criminal lifestyle.
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Synopsis
Naoki Watanabe, a 20-year-old from Japan, spends a year with the Yakuza, Japan's organized crime syndicate. His mother, seeking to steer him away from a life of delinquency, makes the controversial choice to place him in this environment. Throughout his time with the Yakuza, Naoki confronts the temptations and dangers of a criminal lifestyle. The film also addresses issues faced by Japan's youth, including family dynamics and the consequences of their choices.
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Why Watch
- Meet Naoki, a young man in the Yakuza.
- See the impact of family decisions on youth.
- Find out about Japan's youth and crime.
Did You Know
- Naoki is 20 years old and represents juvenile delinquency in Japan.
- The film was directed by Jean-Pierre Limosin and released in 2007.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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What age is Naoki in Young Yakuza?
Naoki is 20 years old.
What decision does Naoki's mother make regarding his future?
Naoki's mother decides to place him with the Yakuza for a year.
What are the production countries of Young Yakuza?
The production countries are France, the United States, and Japan.
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