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Black Market Emperor: Silver and Gold 7 - Underworld Horse Racing Hell (1997) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 28, 1997

Original Title:
闇金の帝王 銀と金 7 裏競馬地獄

Alternate Titles:
Yamikin no Teiō Gin to Kin 7 Ura Keiba Jigoku

Genres:
Action | Crime | Drama | Mystery

Production Companies:
Softgarage

Production Countries:
Japan | Philippines

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 82

Overview from TheMovieDB

Ginji (Kiyoshi Nakajo), a man who made a huge fortune by taking advantage of the fierce competition for survival in the Japanese political and business world. Under him, the president of the Japan Horse Racing Promotion Association came to ask for help. Kawai, the former president of the Liberal Democratic Party, who is aiming for a comeback in the presidential election, has demanded 30 billion election funds. So Ginji offers Kawai a horse race for Sashi, who bets 30 billion. What is the whereabouts of a one-shot game in which Ryohei, who has outstanding memory, and Keisuke, who has excellent programming ability, are brought in and bet on Ginji's dark gold life?

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Production

Director:
Hiroyuki Tsuji

Music:
Akihiro Nito

Original Concept:
Nobuyuki Fukumoto

Writer:
Noboru Sugimura
Hiroyuki Tsuji

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