[Machine Translation] Flashbacks that run through the film, visions that come back to life amidst the swirling violence. An astonishing masterpiece that captures the intense emotions of love and violence! An overwhelming visual experience with 4K remastering! Set in a port town where a riot erupts due to racial tensions between blacks and whites, this action melodrama depicts the revenge of a rock star who lost his voice and became a drifter. Based on the novel by David Goodis, a hard-boiled author known for "The Wolf Smells Like an Angel" and "Shoot the Pianist," who also wrote the scenario for the film. Directed by Samuel Fuller, who has won the hearts of filmmakers around the world with films such as "The Naked Kiss" ('64), "Shock Group" ('65), and "Saizensen Monogatari" ('80), and has also made his mark as an actor with "Crazy Clowns" ('65) and "The Way Things Are" ('82). The film stars Keith Carradine of "Bowie & Keach" ('74), "The Duelist" ('77), and "The Long Riders" ('80). The theme song, sung by Carradine himself, was written by the director and composed by Carradine. --Michael is on the run in the slums at night, where a violent racial conflict has turned into a riot. He used to be a rock star, but when he falls in love with Cilia, the mistress of Eddie, the boss of the underworld, Eddie captures him and he loses his voice. Michael is now an alcoholic and a vagabond, but when he learns that Eddie is planning to take over the devastated city, he vows to take revenge on Eddie... Commentary leaflet (with a newly written commentary by film critic Sumio Toyama) / postcard enclosed.