Related themes tie together three crime films...
“Black Society Trilogy” is a collection of three thematically connected, character-driven films by Japanese director Takashi Miike. These are crime stories about violence, the underworld of Japanese society, real and surrogate families, and the difficult task of finding one’s place in the world.<br /><br />Set in the bustling Kabuki-cho nightlife neighborhood of Tokyo, “Shinjuku Triad Society” (1995) is a very violent film about gang culture that follows a family feud separating two brothers, both of whom are Chinese/Japanese. Elder brother Tatsuhito Kiriya is a cop desperate to take down Wang, the leader of a homosexual gang, and will do anything to get his man. But younger brother Yoshiko has recently graduated from law school and has taken the job of representing the cruel crime boss.<br /><br />“Rainy Dog” (1997), shot entirely in Taiwan, is about exiled yakuza Yuuji who begins working for a local crime boss, taking jobs wiping out rival gang members. One day, a former lover appears with a young mute boy she claims is his son and leaves him there for Yuuji to raise.<br /><br />“Ley Lines” (1999) moves from the countryside to the city and back, as three Japanese youths of Chinese descent seek their fortune in Tokyo only to run afoul of a violent gang boss. Director Miike combines crime-related action, grim sex, and reprehensible characters.<br /><br />All three films have a gritty look. Their themes relate to one another and reinforce Miike’s point of view. He tackles compelling ideas about family relationships, racial pride, and the isolation and alienation of modern society. Made on modest budgets with plenty of action, the Trilogy films offer an alternative to the Hollywood action picture.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the unrated widescreen 2-disc Blu-ray release include new interviews with director Takashi Miike and actor Show Aikawa; new audio commentaries for all three films by a Miike biographer; original theatrical trailers; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork. The films are in Japanese, with optional English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : After several years spent working almost exclusively in the direct-to-video world of ‘’V-cinema’’ in Japan, Takashi Miike announced himself as a world-class filmmaking talent with this trio of thematically-connected, character-centric crime stories about violence, the underworld of Japanese society, families both real and surrogate, and the possibly hopeless task of finding one's place in the world. His first films made specifically for theatrical release, and his first for a major studio, the ‘’Black Society Trilogy’’ was the beginning of Miike's mature career as a filmmaker and they remain among the prolific director's finest works..