Taxi Driver (1976) Original Japanese B2 Poster China offering a deep examination of

offering a deep examination of World War II and the Holocaust

chronicling his troubled past and rise to fame in the boxing world

The retitling reflects a common Japanese distribution practice of substituting a more accessible creature-based title

Experience the powerful impact of La Haine with this original Japanese release poster from 1996

Crabb recounts a life of extraordinary contradictions: hero or charlatan

Taxi Driver (1976) Original Japanese B2 Poster China offering a deep examination ofMartin Scorsese directed this 1976 drama, written by Paul Schrader, with Robert De Niro as the insomniac New York cab driver Travis Bickle whose isolation curdles into violence. The film took the Palme d'Or at Cannes that year. Columbia released it in Japan in 1976. De Niro walks alone down a Manhattan block past a cinema marquee and a TOW AWAY ZONE sign in a grainy black and white photograph. The katakana title (Takushi Doraiba, "Taxi Driver") runs