Shinjuku Triad Society
Why this pick
Miike brings the same combustible collision of Tokyo underworld factions, outsider identities, lurid colour, and sudden violence, with an even rawer pre-digital energy.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Miike brings the same combustible collision of Tokyo underworld factions, outsider identities, lurid colour, and sudden violence, with an even rawer pre-digital energy.
Why this pick
Its hyperactive criminal sprawl, abrasive tonal shifts, and delirious bursts of action closely match the anything-can-happen momentum of The City of Lost Souls.
Why this pick
Another Miike tale of a Japanese gangster adrift abroad, trading the earlier film’s carnival chaos for a humid, alienated mood and tense criminal pursuit.
Why this pick
A ferocious Hong Kong crime thriller with fractured loyalties, desperate criminals, and harsh urban momentum; it shares Miike’s appetite for moral instability and explosive escalation.
Why this pick
Its stylised pop-art gangland world, romantic outlaw lead, and gleefully unreal shifts in tone anticipate the visual bravado and freewheeling genre play of Miike’s film.
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01 / THE STORY
Japanese-Brazilian Mario and girlfriend Kei are about to leave Japan for Australia with the aid of their fake passports, but the Chinese Mafia boss Ko has his eyes set on Kei and is not going to lose her in any way, so he sends Riku to stop them. Another Mafia member, Fushimi, holds Mario's former lover's foster daughter hostage, so Mario returns to Tokyo to save her.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Yamazaki
Sanchez


Ko

Kuwata