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Full trailer for Takashi Miike’s “The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji” (Mogura no Uta, out Feb 15, 2014):
FILM SYNOPSIS
Rookie Reiji Kikukawa graduated with the lowest score in police academy history. One day, Reiji is called in to see the Chief of Police, Sakami, who summarily fires him, or so it appears. In reality, he is secretly ordered to infiltrate a crime syndicate and arrest the big boss Shuho Todoroki, head of Sukiyakai, the largest Yakuza clan in the Kanto area. Reiji manages to become the new favorite of Masaya Hiura, the leader of the Akogi gang, allied with Sukiya-kai. Internal power struggles within Sukiya-kai and conflicts with its arch-rival Hachinosu-kai, which aims to take over Japan, embroil Reiji in one surreal, crazy situation after another. Director’s Statement It is a great honor to screen my film at the Rome Film Festival for the second year in a row. I’ve gone all out with “guts and shouts” to stimulate Roman audiences and show them a good time. This film is for audiences seeking excitement, laughter and pain. It’s full of cinematic themes like love, parting, betrayal, friendship and a good laugh. With some guts thrown in - just a bit. Tough Romans, enjoy it with all your hearts.
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FILM SYNOPSIS
Rookie Reiji Kikukawa graduated with the lowest score in police academy history. One day, Reiji is called in to see the Chief of Police, Sakami, who summarily fires him, or so it appears. In reality, he is secretly ordered to infiltrate a crime syndicate and arrest the big boss Shuho Todoroki, head of Sukiyakai, the largest Yakuza clan in the Kanto area. Reiji manages to become the new favorite of Masaya Hiura, the leader of the Akogi gang, allied with Sukiya-kai. Internal power struggles within Sukiya-kai and conflicts with its arch-rival Hachinosu-kai, which aims to take over Japan, embroil Reiji in one surreal, crazy situation after another. Director’s Statement It is a great honor to screen my film at the Rome Film Festival for the second year in a row. I’ve gone all out with “guts and shouts” to stimulate Roman audiences and show them a good time. This film is for audiences seeking excitement, laughter and pain. It’s full of cinematic themes like love, parting, betrayal, friendship and a good laugh. With some guts thrown in - just a bit. Tough Romans, enjoy it with all your hearts.
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