We're No Angels

The film follows Joe, played by Rikiya Yasuoka, a tough character recently released from prison. He soon finds himself embroiled in conflict when the courier company he works for is targeted by a yakuza gang. Determined to protect his new workplace, Joe takes matters into his own hands, leading to action-packed developments.

As an early effort from Takashi Miike, We're No Angels offers a glimpse into the director's distinctive style that would later define his career. Collectors of Miike's work or enthusiasts of Japanese cinema from the early '90s may find this entry particularly appealing. The film's mix of crime and drama, combined with Miike's unique storytelling approach, makes it a noteworthy piece within his collection.