IN Takeshi Kitano’s “Outrage Beyond,” the feud among the yakuzas (Japanese good fellas) heats to a rolling boil when a cop and nightclub hostess are killed.
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The film premieres tonight at the 50th New York Film Festival as part of the new "Midnight Movies” series. It also screens tomorrow night at 9:15. (See trailer above.)
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“Outrage Beyond” is stylish and only slightly cheeky. The violence quotient, however, is so high that it is numbing.
“Outrage Beyond” is in Japanese with English subtitltes … Visit http://www.filmlinc.com/ to learn more about the 50th New York Film Festival, including show times and ticket information.
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