TOKYO FIST (blu ray)
TOKYO FIST (blu ray)
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Once again Tsukamoto steps out from behind the camera and stars as Tsuda, the archetypal Japanese salaryman, a cog in the machine seemingly cut off from his own being by hours and hours of work. He’s married to polite and compliant Hizuru (Kaori Fujii), the dictionary definition of an ideal Japanese wife.
Their life is happy, at least on the surface, at least until Tsuda’s brother, Kojima (played by Tsukamoto’s own real life brother, Kôji) shows up on the scene. As a pro boxer Kôji’s business is violence and even before the proverbial sand is kicked in Tsuda’s face we can already sense the wonder and jealousy with which he views his brother’s transformed body; but once Kojima seduces Hizuru, revealing that he just doesn’t excel at physical violence, but mental and emotional brutality as well, does Tsuda get himself to the gym and into training so he can wreak his revenge with his fists.
Director: Shinya Tsukamoto
Cast: Kaori Fujii, Koji Tsukamoto, Shinya Tsukamoto
Language: Japanese (with English subtitles)
Genre: Crime
Country: Japan
Year: 1995
Runtime: 87 minutes
Certification: 18
Region: B
Special Features:
- A new and exclusive interview with the director
- Clip from original concert
- New UK Trailer and Original Theatrical Trailer
Label: Third Window Films
Format: blu ray
Country: Japan
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In my opinion this sits comfortably with the best boxing films, such as Raging Bull and Journeyman. The difference here is that Tsukamoto turns the training and competing of boxing into a body horror - and he does this so successfully that Tokyo Fist can easily be double billed with Tetsuo The Iron Man, or the psychological explorations offered by Gemini or Vital. A great film, and not just within the genre of boxing films.