Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues
東京ハレンチ天国 さよならのブルース
Synopsis
Kurokawa has successfully completed his first mission as an assassin. But when he returns to his boss' office, he is scolded for not having disposed of the body and is ordered back to the scene of the crime. The members of the group "The Donkeys" are trying to make some money by stealing a precious purse from some gangsters. The two stories unfold on parallel tracks but at a certain point they intersect and, as the rhythm accelerates, come to a surprise ending…
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ryūichi Honda
- Screenplay & Story
- Ryūichi Honda
- Original Title
- 東京ハレンチ天国 さよならのブルース
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Planet Studyo Plus One
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ryūichi Honda
Ryūichi Honda
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Ryūichi Honda
Director
Ryūichi Honda
Screenplay
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What is Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues about?
Kurokawa has successfully completed his first mission as an assassin. But when he returns to his boss' office, he is scolded for not having disposed of the body and is ordered back to the scene of the crime. The members of the group "The Donkeys" are trying to make some money by stealing a precious purse from some gangsters. The two stories unfold on parallel tracks but at a certain point they intersect and, as the rhythm accelerates, come to a surprise ending…
Who directed Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues?
Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues was directed by Ryūichi Honda.
Who stars in Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues?
The principal cast of Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues includes Hiroshi Yamamoto, Takashi Motoki, Fumitaka Otoguro, Mika Yasuda.
When was Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues released and how long is it?
Tokyo Shameless Paradise Good-bye Blues was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.