Who Killed Daigoro Tokuyama?

A young, idealistic man named Kaito is hired by a charismatic yakuza boss, Daigoro Tokuyama, to assist him. Kaito becomes deeply indebted to Tokuyama, who not only provides him with a home and a sense of purpose but also supports Kaito's younger sister, who has a serious illness. However, when Tokuyama is murdered, Kaito finds himself caught in a web of suspicion and forced to confront the true nature of the man he admired and the violent world he has entered.

Critically acclaimed, "Who Killed Daigoro Tokuyama?" was praised for its nuanced exploration of loyalty, morality, and the complexities of human relationships within the often-brutal context of organized crime. The film was lauded for its masterful direction, compelling performances, and thought-provoking narrative that delves into the gray areas of good and evil.

• Praised for its deliberate pacing and character development.
• Noted for its unflinching portrayal of loyalty and betrayal.
• Applauded for its subtle yet powerful examination of moral ambiguity.

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The film won the Grand Prize at the Pia Film Festival in 2016 and received critical attention at various international film festivals.

Director Koji Fukada adapted the story from his own play, originally titled 'The Yakuza and the Girl'.