Early screenings at the Rotterdam Film Festival have left audiences divided. Some call it "self-indulgent torture," while others label it "the most important Japanese film of the decade." Predictably, is indifferent to both labels.
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Directed by cult filmmaker Takashi Hirota, this film follows Sakurai as "Maki," a homeless ex-hitman with amnesia living in the neon-lit alleys of Kabukicho. The film is a slow-burn psychological thriller for the first hour, focusing on Maki’s trauma. But the final 20 minutes—a single-take fight sequence in a pachinko parlor—is legendary. Share your favorite memories or works featuring Misato