Brother (2000)

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Directed by Takeshi Kitano

Running Time: 114 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA/UK

Filmed in Colour

When Yakuza gangster Yamamoto (Takeshi Kitano) is forcibly retired from his clan after a hostile takeover, he flies from Tokyo to Los Angeles to find his younger half brother Ken (Kuroudo Maki), whom he believes he has been financing through college.

When he finds that Ken has dropped out of school to run a sloppy drug-dealing operation with his buddy Denny (Omar Epps), Yamamoto slaps him on the back of the head in disgust, then shows the motley crew how to take over the LA underworld, Yakuza style.

In the most violent ways imaginable, Yamamoto transforms the ragtag gang into a styling posse of professional punishers and schools them in a kamikaze code of honor that puts all other forms of gang bonding to shame.

Cast

Takeshi KitanoAniki Yamamoto
Image for Omar EppsOmar EppsDenny
Kuroudo MakiKen
Masaya KatoShirase
Susumu TerajimaKato
Royale WatkinsJay
Lombardo BoyarMo
Ren OsugiHarada
Ryo IshibashiIshihara
James ShigetaSugimoto
Image for Tatyana M. AliTatyana M. AliLatifa
Makoto OtakeChief of Police
Kouen OkumuraHanaoka
Naomasa MusakaHisamatsu
Rino KataseNight Club Madame

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