Takeshis' (2005)

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Directed by

Takeshi Kitano

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Takeshi Kitano
Beat Takeshi / Mr. Kitano

Kotomi Kyono
Takeshi's Girl Friend / Kitano's Female Neighbor

Kayoko Kishimoto
Mahjong Parlor Woman / Audition Producer / Customer

Ren Osugi
Takeshi's Manager / Taxi Driver

Ren Ohsugi
Takeshi's Manager / Taxi Driver

Susumu Terajima
Takeshi's Friend / Kitano's Yakuza Neighbor

Tetsu Watanabe
TV Wardrobe Master / Noodle Cook / Audition Actor

Akihiro Miwa
Self

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Release date: 5 November 2005

Tags: Japan (3), 2000s (2), Japanese (1), East Asia (1)

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"January 18th Directed by: Takeshi Kitano The movie closest to Kitano's Famicom game where nothing really makes sense, and then it sort of starts to, and then stops again. It's so funny how one can be so self-absorbed and so self-deprecating, but I don't know if that's exactly what's intended to be the comedy. It's not super obvious to an outsider that this film has a message, if you know nothing of the man this total sporadically chuckle-worthy nonsense. Even myself, not exactly an expert on t"