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Nihon kuroshakai (1999)A group of Chinese youths living in Japan struggle to make their way in life and eventually find trouble with the local crime syndicate. Director:Takashi MiikeWriter:Ichiro Ryu |
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Shô Aikawa |
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Ryûshi Mizukami |
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Ren Ohsugi |
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Shun Sugata |
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Tetsu Watanabe |
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Hua Rong Weng |
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A group of Chinese youths living in Japan struggle to make their way in life and eventually find trouble with the local crime syndicate.
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22 May 1999 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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I just completed Miike's Black Society trilogy and I found each and every movie to be very enjoyable. The opening film Shinjuku Triad Society was a bit over the top, but I'm still glad I took the time out to watch it. The jewel in this trilogy of movies however easily is Rainy Dog with Ley Lines coming in as a close second. Both of those films were so hauntingly beautiful and yet gritty in its depiction of the character's lives and their struggles. And although the stories in this group of movies are nothing original, they are a testament to the fact that the way a story is told accounts for a lot.
Shinjuke Triad Society - 7 Rainy Dog - 8.75 Ley Lines - 8
Can anyone recommend movies similar to this?