Next, I would like to recommend some Kitano Takeshi movies:
1
Violent man
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
As the first film directed by Kitano Takeshi, it can be said that it is the beginning of a series of violent films in Kitano Takeshi. The story of the film revolves around an upright and rigid policeman. With the development of the story, the inside story of collusion between the police and criminals is revealed. In this film, Kitano's personal style has begun to emerge, and he has brought the two themes of violence and death into full play.
Although it is a violent movie, you can see some scenes that make people laugh and feel bitter. Men's violence is not without women's femininity, so when they see the sadness, they can't help but hide their faces and weep.
2
That summer, the quiet sea
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
This is a quiet movie, almost silent. One summer, on a beach, there were almost no people who could communicate with each other, because the protagonists were all disabled people who could not speak. The film mainly tells the story that the deaf-mute "your son" accompanied the deaf-mute lover "Mao" to learn surfing, and the silent world and silent love met in the silent river basin.
This is a world that looks like a fool, but no one can tell clearly what the world seen by a fool looks like. Perhaps it is not as unbearable as we imagined, but it is very beautiful.
three
Bad boy's sky
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
The film tells the story of two problem of juvenile's process of constantly losing and searching for their ideals at the crossroads of youth. This is a semi-autobiographical film written, directed and edited by Kitano Takeshi himself. Although it is known as a youth movie, it has no common inspirational theme and bright atmosphere, but the tone is gloomy and tragic.
What is the world of bad children? Just like the line at the end of the film, "Are we finished?" "Fool, it hasn't started yet?" In such a discourse full of confidence in the future, hope still exists.
four
Fireworks
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
With this film, Kitano Takeshi once again became famous, winning the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival and the Best Director Award at the Montriel Film Festival. The media around the world have tied him with Akira Kurosawa and even been hailed as the standard-bearer of the Japanese film renaissance. Fireworks has also become the masterpiece of the second climax of Japanese movies. This is the third Japanese to win the Golden Lion Award in 39 years since 195 1 Rashomon by Kurosawa and 1958 by Hiroshi Inagaki. The film tells the story of Interpol Xixi who borrows usury from the underworld for his wife and partner's widow, robs banks to pay off debts, kills debt collectors and goes to the point of no return.
There are many bloody scenes of beating, kicking and killing people in the film, and these violence often happen suddenly and carelessly, which makes people shudder. However, this kind of violence broke out when the loved people and things were endangered, which made the audience acceptable. This is very different from those films that simply promote violence. It can be said that this is a film bred from the indignation aroused by those who are indifferent to the suffering of others.
five
Zuotou City
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
There are many Japanese movies and TV works about Zuotou City, among which Shintaro Katsu created a classic image of the blind man in a time drama, and this time, Kitano Takeshi, who is world-renowned, directed and acted himself as a legendary hero with quick sword drawing skills.
Just as the head of the movie is cold outside the city and full of feelings for the working people, Kitano Takeshi in reality has also integrated his feelings for the country and the people into this movie. This may not be his strongest work, but it is definitely the most "Japanese" film he directed.
six
Doll
Eight classic works take you into the warm light and shadow world of "violent" Kitano Takeshi.
The romantic film directed by Kitano Takeshi tells three love stories according to seasons. Kitano Takeshi hopes to present the four seasons in Japan completely through the film, starting from 1 1 month and finishing in April of the following year, and including the autumn red leaves, winter snow, cherry blossom spring and seaside scenery in the new film.
Kitano Takeshi's rare romantic films have rare themes and beautiful scenery.