Takashi Miike's courtroom thriller 'Sham' takes a 'Rashomon' approach to a true tale of abuse — to mixed results.

Takashi Miike’s legal drama draws from a real-life incident and makes a clear but frustratingly simplified case.

One of those boats is Takashi Miike, the legendary and prolific Japanese genre filmmaker, best known for films like 1999's Auditionand many others.

Masters of Horror had a lot of latitude being on premium cable, however, Takashi Miike’s Imprint episode was just too ...

Dating back to at least 1913 when the nickelodeon-style cinema was known as the Regent, the Clay Theatre on Fillmore Street ...

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Takashi Miike's next film will be 'Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo,' which Neon will release and represent for sales at Cannes.

There’s no denying that Takashi Miike’s “Sham” is dramatically effective. However, it may be one of the rare courtroom thrillers that is, at times, too effective for its own good. One ...

There’s no denying that Takashi Miike’s “Sham” is dramatically effective. However, it may be one of the rare courtroom thrillers that is, at times, too effective for its own good. One ...