This film's nihilistic tone makes Kitano's Murakawa a particularly tragic figure, as he is both childlike and morose. The contrast between the beautiful beach scenes and the Yakuza violence is also intriguing, but the film's overall effect is a bit uneven, in particular Murakawa's state of mind is somewhat unclear even as the film closes.
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This film's nihilistic tone makes Kitano's Murakawa a particularly tragic figure, as he is both childlike and morose. The contrast between the beautiful beach scenes and the Yakuza violence is also intriguing, but the film's overall effect is a bit uneven, in particular Murakawa's state of mind is somewhat unclear even as the film closes.