18 Years in Prison

Blu-ray - Region A

Starring

Noboru Ando, Tomisaburo Wakayama, Asao Koike

Brand

Radiance Films

Director

Tai Kato

EAN

5060974680771

Format

Blu-ray

Manufacturer

Radiance Films

Release Date

2026-06-22

★★?★★ Read Amazon Reviews...

Features

Blu-ray

Customer Reviews

Sorry - there are currently no customer reviews for 18 Years in Prison.

18 Years in Prison - Price Comparison

We have compared the price of 18 Years in Prison to try to find the best, cheapest price possible. This is a free service to help find the cheapest price for Books products online. Shops we've searched for 18 Years in Prison include: Base.com, Zavvi, Hughes, Co-Op Electrical, Tesco, HMV, Currys, The Works, Sainsburys, BookDepository, Blackwells, Waterstones, The Hut, MyMemory, The Game Collection, Argos, BookPeople, Very, IWOOT, WH Smith, B&Q, eBay

We try to find the cheapest price for both new and second hand so you can decide which to buy. Often it's much cheaper to buy a used item and it can be worth the saving - but as we list the new and used/second-hand products together it means you can quickly see the difference and decide what is right for you.

Our price comparison offers a free service to find the cheapest prices on DVDs, blu-rays, box sets, books, games and CDs. Before buying 18 Years in Prison [Blu-ray] [Region A] or any other Books we recommend you try comparing prices here first!

Additional Product Images

Shops' Descriptions

If available, product descriptions of 18 Years in Prison given to us by some of the retailers we check are shown below:

Zavvi Description

Trying to survive in the ruins of post-war Japan, Kawada (Noboru Ando, By a Man’s Face Shall You Know Him) and Tsukada (Asao Koike, Sympathy the Underdog) run afoul of the military police after stealing valuable copper wire. Kawada is arrested and sent to prison, but Tsukada uses their gains to start a yakuza gang. Facing violent inmates and a cruel warden (Tomisaburo Wakayama, Big Time Gambling Boss), Kawada vows to escape and stop his former partner. Tai Kato directs this epic prison story with characteristic visual flair, while gangster-turned-actor Ando delivers a stunning performance charged with real-life gravitas. As an examination of the deep scars of wartime, this genre classic is also a clear precursor to Kinji Fukasaku’s epoch-making Battles Without Honour and Humanity series. SPECIAL FEATURES High-Definition digital transfer Uncompressed mono PCM audio Appreciation by critic and programmer Tony Rayns (2024) A visual essay on Japanese prison films by author Tom Mes (2024) Original trailer Newly translated English subtitles

DVD Categories

Why not browse through our DVD categories to find what you're after:

Whether you're looking for a newly released movie, a TV box set, or even a classic film - you'll find what you need in our categories. You find the DVD, then let us compare the price (including postage) to get you the best DVD price we can!