Worldwide sensation Takeshi's Castle returns after 34 years! Popular games are revived on a larger scale and new, terrifying obstacles appear one after another. The lord of the castle, Beat ...

Kitano Takeshi’s twentieth outing as a director sees him take on a new field for the first time—straight-to-streaming content. With Broken Rage, an Amazon original, he crafts an experimental ...

Despite Beat Takeshi’s reputation as a titan of crime drama and Japanese comedy, Broken Rage’s high-concept attempt to bridge the genres is a setup that isn’t worth the payoff.

And of course, Takeshi-san rocks this funny role and delivers heaps of laughs. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Takeshi Kitano's comedy film Broken Rage, direct from YouTube: ...

‘Broken Rage’ Review: Takeshi Kitano Defies Expectations in a Gleefully Concise Yakuza Parody Venice: The Japanese auteur fills his 66-minute runtime with more humor than you'll find in quite ...

As if the very title didn’t give away the game, “Broken Rage” never lives up to its central conceit. Nor does it try to, not that the director particularly cares, and neither should any of us, because ...

The first details of Takeshi Kitano’s secretive project Broken Rage have been revealed ahead of its world premiere at the 81st Venice Film Festival.

Kitano Takeshi, one of the biggest names in contemporary Japanese cinema, is directing an untitled movie for Amazon MGM Studios. Other details of the movie, such as cast and synopsis were also scant.

Adopting the name “Beat” Takeshi, he gained a reputation for satirical, pitch-black humor; a typical routine might mix jokes about country bumpkins, child abuse and cannibalism.

Japanese actor-director Takeshi Kitano says he wanted his new film Kubi to show the world of samurai in ways that mainstream movies have rarely done before, by portraying the homosexual, love-hate ...

TOKYO - Takeshi Kitano, one of Japan’s most popular television comedians and film directors, hit out on Wednesday at the country’s entertainment sector after two reported deaths blamed on ...

Japanese actor-director Takeshi Kitano says he wanted his new film “Kubi” to show the world of samurai in ways that mainstream movies have rarely done before, by portraying the homosexual ...