Shinjuku Incident Page #3

Synopsis: In China, the poor worker Tietou repairs tractors and misses his sweetheart Xiu Xiu, back in Japan, she having never sent any news to her family or him. While illegally emigrating to Japan, Tietou loses his Chinese documents and so cannot return to his country. He is welcomed by his countrymen who lodge and work in Shinjuku where they also help him to find illegal work. While running from a police raid through the sewage system where Chinese are illegally working, Tietou saves Inspector Kitano from drowning in the dirty water. Later, after an incident with his cousin, Joe, and a Taiwan gang, Tietou saves the powerful Yakuza boss Toshinari Eguchi. He is the husband of Xiu Xiu, who is now called Yuko and are parents of a little daughter. The mobster offers a dirty job to Tietou; in retribution, he promises to deliver the quarter dominated by the Taiwan gang to him. Tietou becomes the boss of the Chinese illegal immigrants. But his peaceful methods make him unpopular and Tietou starts to
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Tung-Shing Yee
Production: Columbia Pictures
  1 win & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Metacritic:
63
Rotten Tomatoes:
60%
R
Year:
2009
119 min
Website
182 Views


Get lost if you have no money!

Don't talk rubbish!

Let me show you something.

Come over, come on.

You eat first... Come over.

I'll show you a trick, just a slip of paper.

You spend nothing, but you have cigarettes.

And you have spare change.

Steelhead.

I see an aggressive streak in you.

It'd be a waste if you

don't take short cuts.

I don't want to be deported.

Deported... You scared? Stop the

nonsense.

Just ignore him.

I'll bring you back.

Come back and play again, right?

I'll wait outside.

Are you new?

Get yourself some food.

Lily Yes.

Go.

Be careful.

I'm drunk, Lily takes care of me.

If you get drunk, I'll take care of you.

Give me your money.

I have no money.

Hand over your money!

Let go... What are you doing?

Mito-san.

Let me go...

What are you doing?

You... what are you doing?

Help! Help!

Help! Help! Run!

Help...

Thank you... Thank you.

Are you OK?

Oh, it's you.

I hit the jackpot today.

Mito-san.

Sister.

Mito-san, your head is bleeding! Come and

help.

I'm pissed off.

No, don't drink any more.

Give me a drink! Sit down first...

I can't calm down without booze.

Wang, bring the first aid box

Right away.

Come... Sit.

Here's the box.

I don't know how to thank you.

Money's the most practical, please take it.

I still need to return this money to you.

Thanks.

I'm looking to hire someone.

Why not come and help me?

It's OK, I have work.

Let me get you a drink.

Wang, bring some food.

What would you like? I'll go prepare it.

Anything will do OK

No need to be curious.

They're all working students.

I purposely opened this

bar at a quiet location.

I wanted to keep things simple.

Kabuki-cho is too uncivilised.

Zunaku is a hostess bar.

It's yours?

Yes!

If you're lonely or troubled.

Just come here for a drink.

This place is meant to sooth sorrows.

I envy her.

I too would like a man to

search the world for me.

You don't have a man?

No good man!

Good men like good women.

Wrong! Good men like bad women.

So you're a bad woman looking for a good

man.

Right! You're so right!

Ah, problems, everyone has their problems.

Are you doing OK at work?

I'm doing OK

That's good. Don't rush yourself.

When people are in a hurry, they stray from

the path.

What do you want?

You're obstructing justice,

you're under arrest.

Reject the Anti-yakuza

bill, protect our rights.

Can you please elaborate on...

...how the Japanese mafia can co-exist with

other legal organizations?

They don't exactly co-exist.

It is a long and complicated story.

Can you give us a simplified explanation?

It's rather difficult...

Tell the branches to burn all papers.

And cease operations Yes.

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