Japanese film director credited for the 1974 martial-arts film Gekitotsu! Satsujin Ken, known internationally as The Street Fighter (Il teppista).

Directed the 1974 martial-arts film Gekitotsu! Satsujin Ken (The Street Fighter / Il teppista), starring Shinichi "Sonny" Chiba; the film has cult status and is noted for graphic fight scenes and a memorable theme.

Shigehiro Ozawa is presented here through a review of his 1974 martial-arts film known internationally as The Street Fighter (Il teppista). The review praises the film's violent, energetic choreography, Sonny Chiba's anti-hero charisma, and the memorable soundtrack. Recommended for fans of high-adrenaline, cult martial-arts cinema.

For:Fans of classic martial-arts films, Sonny Chiba admirers, cult cinema enthusiasts

 The film is a succession of violent fights that leave a visual mark, almost always bare-handed, where the fiercely energetic style of Chiba dominates, and between castrations and vocal cord tearing, it raised the bar of on-screen violence at the time.

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