Takashi Miike Explains It’s “Quite Difficult” To Make “Sensational” Films Like ‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’ In Japan — Toronto Studio
BAD LIEUTENANT: TOKYO Director: Takashi Miike Screenwriter: Daisuke Tengan Logline: A gambling-addicted Tokyo cop and an FBI agent search for a missing politician’s daughter, while a mysterious killer lurks in the criminal underworld, watching their every move. US Distributor: Neon Panelists: Takashi Miike, Shun Oguri, Lily James, Shotaro Mamiya First Screening: Monday, Sept. 14 at […]
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