Black Test Car / The Black Report - BLU-RAY
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Japanese maverick director Yasuzo Masumura (Blind Beast) helms a bitingly satirical espionage thriller set in the heart of the Japanese auto industry in his 1962 landmark Black Test Car, which launched a series of similarly themed InchBlackInch films. In a bitter, take-no-prisoners corporate war between the Tiger Motorcar Company and their competitors, the Yamato Company, undercover spies have infiltrated both sides. As Tiger prepares to launch it's newest InchPioneerInch car and a prototype bursts into flames, Toru (Hideo Takamatsu, The Last Emperor) heads a secretive task force to root out Yamato's spy, and find out what they can about the competitor's familiar-looking new model. Making it's worldwide Blu-ray debut, Black Test Car is paired here with the English-language video premiere of it's follow-up The Black Report, also directed by Masumura.
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- GenreThrillerDescriptionJapanese maverick director Yasuzo Masumura (Blind Beast) helms a bitingly satirical espionage thriller set in the heart of the Japanese auto industry in his 1962 landmark Black Test Car, which launched a series of similarly themed InchBlackInch films. In a bitter, take-no-prisoners corporate war between the Tiger Motorcar Company and their competitors, the Yamato Company, undercover spies have infiltrated both sides. As Tiger prepares to launch it's newest InchPioneerInch car and a prototype bursts into flames, Toru (Hideo Takamatsu, The Last Emperor) heads a secretive task force to root out Yamato's spy, and find out what they can about the competitor's familiar-looking new model. Making it's worldwide Blu-ray debut, Black Test Car is paired here with the English-language video premiere of it's follow-up The Black Report, also directed by Masumura.TitleBlack Test Car / The Black ReportFormatBlu-rayMPAA RatingNRStudioArrow Video
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