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World Premiere Hard Romanticker

Midnight Passion

Crime/Violence · Rural · Coming of Age

  • CountryJapan
  • Production Year2011
  • Running Time109min
  • Format35mm
  • ColorCOLOR
Program Note
Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture ? a port town surrounded by ocean on the tip of Honshu island. Gu is born in Japan of Korean ancestry and living life as a high school dropout working part time jobs. Gu constantly gets caught up in trouble on the streets of Shimonoseki. One day, Gu hears that his ex-high school juniors Tatsu and Masaru led a raid on the house of rival Kim Chong-jin. However, Kim wasn’t home and they ended up beating his grandmother to death and torching the house. Masaru escapes but Tatsu is hauled in by the police. Gu wanders the street looking for the truth behind the attack but wherever he goes he ends up ensnarled in violence. [Hard Romanticker] is the film with international appeal, featuring some of Japan’s most brilliant actors, especially Shota Matsuda who played the compelling character of Gu. Hard Romanticker is violent, shocking, and subtle. It is Japan’s answer to Stanley Kubrick’s [A Clockwork Orange].
Director
Director
GU Su-yeon
Born in 1961 in Shimonoseki, Japan, Gu is a second generation Korean. He directed his first TV commercial at 26 years old, going on to direct 1000 television ads. In 2001, he made his debut as an author with novel [Hard Romanticker]. That same year, he published his second novel [Guuzen Nimo Saiaku Na Shounen] which he adopted into a movie in 2003, making his feature debut film. His second film [The Yakiniku Movie: Bulgogi] was released in 2007.
Credit
  • Director
    GU Su-yeon
  • ProducerKATAOKA Kimio
    HARADA Masahiro
  • CastMATSUDA Shota
    NAGAYAMA Kento
    WATABE Atsuro
    NAKAMURA Shidou
    MAKI Yoko
    ASHINA Sei
    EMOTO Tokio
  • ScreenplayGU Mitsunori
  • MusicKaoru WADA
  • Production CompanyHard Romanticker Production Committee
    international@toei.co.jp
  • World SalesToei Company Ltd.
    shi_takata@toei.co.jp / international@toei.co.jp
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