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Japan - 2018
For his first time in battle, police agent Hoika is paired with Ogami, a veteran with a rather vague code of honor, suspected, amongst other things, of being in collusion with a yakuza clan. The two partners begin their collaboration by investigating the disappearance of an accountant, in the midst of a gang war in Hiroshima.
The Blood of Wolves
Korô no chi
Japan - 2018
Directing by: Kazuya Shiraishi
Writing: Yûko Yuzuki
Cinematography: Takahiro Haibara
Music: Gorō Yasukawa
Produced by: Muneyuki Kii, Kazuhito Amano
Cast: Kôji Yakusho, Tôri Matsuzaka, Junko Abe, Gorô Ibuki…
International sales: Toei Company, Ltd.
Language : Japanese // Subtitles : English and french
Writing: Yûko Yuzuki
Cinematography: Takahiro Haibara
Music: Gorō Yasukawa
Produced by: Muneyuki Kii, Kazuhito Amano
Cast: Kôji Yakusho, Tôri Matsuzaka, Junko Abe, Gorô Ibuki…
International sales: Toei Company, Ltd.
Legally restricted to persons over 16
Lenght : 126 min // Ratio : 2.35 // Format : dcpLanguage : Japanese // Subtitles : English and french
For his first time in battle, police agent Hoika is paired with Ogami, a veteran with a rather vague code of honor, suspected, amongst other things, of being in collusion with a yakuza clan. The two partners begin their collaboration by investigating the disappearance of an accountant, in the midst of a gang war in Hiroshima.
We do miss Kinji Fukasaku, but the next generation is on its way and ready to fight. In the wake of his 1970s yakuza films, The Blood of Wolves finds its place, stupefying with violence, all the more disturbingly nihilistic that it has been perfectly mastered. Kôji Yakusho, in the role of Ogami, praised for his priceless self-control in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's films, give all he has here, resulting in a memorable sadistic performance of the corrupt cop.