Description: Takeshi Kitano Double Play (Violent Cop / Boiling Point) [New Blu-ray] Title: Takeshi Kitano Double Play (Violent Cop / Boiling Point) Format: Blu-ray Label: Film Movement Genre: Foreign-Japanese, Action / Adventure UPC: 810161481026 Release Date: 2024 In his explosive directorial debut, Japanese renaissance man-cum-comedian-extraordinaire Takeshi "Beat" Kitano plays vicious rogue homicide Detective Azuma who takes on a sadistic crime syndicate only to discover widespread internal corruption in the police force. Facing criminal charges for his unorthodox "Dirty Harry" type methods, Azuma finds himself caught in a web of betrayal and intrigue that sends him on a bloody trail of vengeance. But when his sister is kidnapped by a sadistic drug lord, Azuma's tactics escalate towards an apocalyptic climax. In Kitano's explosive second feature film, Masaki (Yƻrei Yanagi) is an unassuming gas station attendant and amateur baseball player for underdog team The Eagles. After he enrages a local yakuza, setting off a feud between the gangsters and his coach, Masaki heads to Okinawa on a haphazard quest for guns with his friend Kazuo (Dancan). There they are befriended by the uber-eccentric yakuza boss Uehara (played by Kitano), who initiates them into the strange and brutal world of organized crime.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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Studio: Film Movement
Format: Blu-ray
Genre: Foreign-Japanese, Action / Adventure
Actor: Dancan, Hakuryu, Ittoku Kishibe, Ken Yoshizawa, Kitano,
Rating: NR
Region: A
Release Year: 2024
Runtime: 200
UPC: 810161481026
Movie/TV Title: Takeshi Kitano Double Play (Violent Cop / Boiling Point)
Film/TV Title: Takeshi Kitano Double Play (Violent Cop / Boiling Point)
Brand: Film Movement