
Tokyo!
2008 · Movie · NR · 112 min
★ 7.0(265)unSUB Rating
Three offbeat stories set in Tokyo explore isolation, anxiety, and sudden change. A strange figure rises from the sewers and sparks public panic, a shut-in’s routine is disrupted by an unexpected connection, and a young couple’s everyday struggles slide into unsettling transformations.
Also known as Tokyo Anthology Film
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Details
- Original title
- TOKYO!
- Years
- 2008
- Release date
- 2008-08-16
- Language
- Japanese
- Rated
- NR
- Runtime
- 112 min
- Max quality
- HD
- TMDB rating (input)
- 6.9/10 (265 votes)
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you’re into strange, surreal anthologies about city life and alienation, with big tonal swings between humor and unease; Not for you if you want clear answers or a consistent story like Delicatessen or Holy Motors.
Pros: wildly imaginative anthology; darkly funny moments; memorable surreal ideas | Cons: uneven segments; confusing at times; endings feel abrupt
Themes
- anthology
- tokyo, japan
- multiple storylines
Cast & crew

Ayako Fujitani
as Hiroko (segment "Interior Design")

Ryo Kase
as Akira (segment "Interior Design")

Ayumi Ito
as Akemi (segment "Interior Design")

Nao Omori
as Hiroshi (segment "Interior Design")

Satoshi Tsumabuki
as Takeshi (segment "Interior Design")

Denden
as Car Pound Attendant (segment "Interior Design")

Denis Lavant
as Merde' (segment "Merde")

Jean-François Balmer
as Maître Voland (segment "Merde")

Renji Ishibashi
as Advocate General (segment "Merde")

Toshiyuki Kitami
as Prosecutor (segment "Merde")
Directed by Leos Carax, Bong Joon Ho, Michel Gondry