Tokyo Eyes (2001)
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Tokyo Eyes
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| Directed by | Jean-Pierre Limosin |
| Cast | Shinji Takeda, Hinano Yoshikawa, Kaori Mizushima, Tetta Sugimoto and Ren Osugi |
| Theatrical Release | July 27, 2001 |
| DVD Release | June 25, 2002 |
| Running Time | 98 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | Unrated |
| UPC Code | 601641151245 |
| Buy this item | $17.99 at Amazon.com
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Languages: French (Original Language), Japanese (Original Language)
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"Tokyo Eyes" is a quirky love story. Hinano Yoshikawa plays 17-year-old Hinano who lives with her police detective brother Roy played by Tetta Sugimoto. While the papers are full of the exploits of a criminal called "Four Eyes" because he wears thick glasses, Hinano becomes aware of this guy filming people on a subway and follows him. He turns out to also be Four Eyes. While Four Eyes is given the reputation of being a serial killer, he really is more of a serial scarer since he doesn't actually shoot anyone. Hinano and "K" as the guy calls himself play a cat and mouse game of attraction, with K being well aware that the precocious Hinano is still underage. Kaori Mizushima plays Hinano's friend Naomi who pals along on the trail of K. This Japanese-French production is a sweet film with a loopy love story with a twist. Enjoy!
March 11, 2008Takeshi Kitano is in exactly two scenes in 'Tokyo Eyes,' both at the very end of the film. Only one of the scenes involves
dialogue.
March 15, 2004If your looking for action film or a movie about serial killers, this is not the movie for you. It's a quirky little movie dealing with a vigilante and the first love of a teenage girl.
September 7, 2002This movie does not only give you an outline of what it must be to live in Tokio in the 90ties(as well as in any other big city), but transmits the atmosphere 100%! The actors do not talk much and still everything is said. The music is absolutely well chosen. I went out of the cinema with a feeling I never had before after watching a movie. It's like being understood for the first time. You must see this film! And if you like Takeshi, watch Takeshi's castle.
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