"Have a chance to cooperate", that is not a polite word.

The meeting with Kiyoshi Sakamoto at the premiere was the first meeting between the two.

However, Takeshi Kitano also learned through various channels what kind of person this versatile genius young man is.

If you sum up Kiyoshi Sakamoto's words in one sentence: "This is a genius you never know, what he can't do!"

The most important thing is that he has been able to maintain a humble attitude even after his success at a young age, which is very impressive.

It is precisely because of this that Takeshi Kitano, who had a good first impression of him, would say intimate words such as "there is a chance to cooperate" when they met for the first time.

However, Kitano Takeshi didn't expect that Kiyoshi Sakamoto really came to him to cooperate!

Looking at the bulging document bag, Kitano Takeshi felt that this kid had come prepared.

"I see... ”

Opening the file bag, he pulled out a thick stack of A4 paper, which was very neatly bound, and Takeshi Kitano was attracted by the bold and black characters printed on the first page.

"Codename M?"

"The name is not bad... Saying something in his heart, Takeshi Kitano flipped his fingers and continued to look down.

The synopsis of "Code M" is as follows:

Japan, which is shrouded in a series of heinous and heinous criminal incidents, and Japan has no officially established spy organs, is a good place for criminal syndicates at home and abroad to be extremely easy to crack down on and to have loose control.

In order to break the status quo, a unit called "KI7" was formed within the National Police Agency. This unit is known only to a few people involved, and their presence in this world has been erased from the archives.

Led by the number one agent known as "M", the members of "KI7" need to deal with not only the most heinous crimes, but also crimes that cannot be solved openly for political and social reasons.

However, during a mission, M was ambushed by terrorists, got bogged down, and in order to escape, jumped into the sea near the city of Naruto in the Seto Inland Sea.

Upon waking up, M is lying in an unknown room, remembering nothing but the inside of his arm, tattooed with a line of unexplained numbers.

It turned out that he was rescued by an old fisherman couple in Osaka.

In this way, M stayed in this fisherman's house.

In a heroic rescue of beauty, he meets Kaoru Sunset, an Osaka girl.

At the same time, "KI7" thinks that M is dead, and "KI7", who has lost its strongest agent, is overwhelmed by the terrorist organization "Shado", which suddenly attacked.

Under the protection of "KI7", the terrorist group has assassinated several government officials, and the next target has been predicted, which is the cabinet minister.

This caused a great shock within the government, and the head of the National Police Agency, who was directly under his boss, ordered "KI7" to find out the murderer within three days.

At this time, "KI7" suddenly found that the tracking signal on M's body appeared again.

In order to find out the source of this signal, "KI7" sent another agent, L, to Osaka to try to find out M's death.

M couldn't believe the fact that he was an agent, so in order to find out his identity and regain his old memories, M followed L back to Tokyo, where the headquarters of "KI7" was located.

Back to "KI7", M, although he has an inexplicable sense of familiarity with everything, he still has a question, that is, what the number on the inside of his arm represents.

Finally, he returned to his house in Tokyo, and from the arrangement of books on his shelves, he learned that the number on the inside of his arm was the number of pages of the book.

After passing through a burst of decryption, he found a file bag in a storage box in a subway station in Tokyo.

After reading it, some fragments of memory kept emerging in M's mind;

In the file bag, there is a list of terrorists hidden in the shadows, and in the list, a person he knows very well appears.

That's the section chief of "KI7", Kurozo Ryuzaki!

At this time, M, who had recovered part of his memory, realized that the section chief of "KI7" was a member of the terrorist organization "Shado", and he also knew why the terrorist organization was able to get M's whereabouts and ambush him in advance.

I also know that the terrorist attacks have been successful many times recently, and it is because of the ventilation information of Ryuzaki Kurozan that the terrorist organization can succeed so easily.

At this time, M, suddenly remembered that before he was ambushed, he was ambushed before he had time to take this list and go to Ryuzaki Kurozan to question him.

However, Kurozo Ryuzaki, who knew that his identity had been exposed, informed the terrorist organization of M's whereabouts and wanted them to kill M.

However, what Ryuzaki Kurozo didn't expect was that M didn't die, just had amnesia, and looking at M who had returned again, Ryuzaki Kurozo once again had the idea of killing M.

Section Chief Kurozo Ryuzaki sent someone to capture Kaoru Sunset and wanted to use M to kill the cabinet minister, but M finally rescued Kaoru Sunset through a series of fights with the help of L.

At the end, M took the list and led out the section chief Ryuzaki Kurozo, and then the two had a life-and-death duel on the roof, and M also killed the section chief.

In the end, M left the section chief's information on the enemy's collaboration with L and asked him to report to his superiors.

And himself, he faked his death, and returned to Osaka with Sunset Kaoru and lived together.

The above is the story of the whole "Code M".

Actually, doesn't it look familiar?

The story of "Codename M" has many similarities with the story of "Spy Shadow".

They are all amnesiac agents, and they are all looking for memories and self.

However, the difference is that compared to one person in "Spy" against the entire CIA, the actor of "Codename M" is not so isolated.

This also distinguishes the direction of the whole story from "Spy Shadows".

This is also the result of Kiyoshi Sakamoto's efforts to innovate in the context of Japan.

I just don't know if this story can impress the internationally renowned director in front of me...

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As far as he knows, in recent years, Takeshi Kitano, who is known as the standard-bearer of the revival of Japanese films, is in the throes of a transformation of his directing style.

After winning the Best Director Award at the Venice Film Festival in 2003 for "Zatoichi", he seemed to be a little tired of the "aesthetics of violence" and "Kitano Blue", and in the following seven years, he successively released directorial works "Takeshi Kitano" and "Long Live the Director!" and "Achilles and the Turtle", which aimed to dissect his own creative mentality.

However, it wasn't until 2010 that he suddenly felt that he still liked to shoot the violent aesthetics of "not wanting to die in silence and explode in silence".

As a result, "Extremely Evil", a gangster film full of blood, violence, cunning, and a strong Kitano style, appeared in front of the world again.

This is also Takeshi Kitano's return to the original work, and it is also his first film to release more than 200 screens.

However, for this internationally renowned director, the box office or anything has never been something he has to think about.

In his eyes, he only has Cannes, Venice and Berlin as far away as Europe.

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