All language subtitles for Unagi.1997.Directors.Cut.1080p.BluRay.FLAC.x264-FiST.english

SUMMER 1988

HINODE FLOUR

PRODUCED BY
YUKIO NIHIRA

"Sorry for all the letters.

This is also about
your wife's adultery.

You may think this is
just some sort of prank.

So I have decided to write
this one last time.

This isn't a trick or a joke.

A man visits your wife at night,
when you go

on all-night fishing trips."

Hello.
You're home early today.

The door's open.

I'm home.

I'm packing your lunch.
You're going fishing tonight, right?

What'll you be fishing for?

Sea bass and black sea bream.

Then it's sashimi tomorrow.

Recently the landlady has been ill.

It'll be cold tonight.
Take an overcoat.

"...especially when
you go fishing."

What time will you be home?

Same as always.

Good luck.

- See you.
- Take care.

Leaving already, Mr. Yamashita?

They're just starting to bite.

You can have this.

Are you sure?

Say hello to everyone.

Take care.

See you.

Going back already?

- Shall I drive you?
- No thanks.

- Coming next week, too?
- Yes.

- Goodbye.
- See you.

KOREA PREPARES FOR THE OLYMPICS

Hey!

You're killing her!

Murder!

Help!

Help!

KOJI YAKUSHO

MISA SHIMIZU

MITSUKO BAISHO, FUJIO TOKITA,
MAKOTO SATO

ETSUKO ICHIHARA,
AKIRA EMOTO

CENTRAL POLICE STATION

MUSIC BY
SHINICHIRO IKEBE

My name is Takuro Yamashita.
I live in Wakaba, Tama ward.

I just killed my wife.

This is the weapon I used.

Come inside.

Call homicide.

This way.

Homicide?
A man has just turned himself in.

Yes, please.

EIGHT YEARS LATER

DIRECTED BY
SHOHEI IMAMURA

Make sure you don't break any rules
while you're on parole.

And don't cause any trouble
for your parole officer.

Even if you see trouble occurring around
you, don't let yourself be drawn into it.

I hope you'll spend your two years
on parole without any lapses.

My car's in the parking lot.

You forgot this.

I put some oxygen in.
It should last all day.

What is it?

It's Yamashita's pet eel.

Pet eel?

He kept it in a pond inside the prison.

Actually, pets are forbidden
but we pretended it was ours.

But why an eel?

He listens to what I say.

He listens?

He doesn't say
what I don't want to hear.

He got 10 years,
but they're letting him out after eight.

Quite late for a model prisoner.

He's a cold-blooded murderer, though.

THE EEL
(DIRECTOR'S CUT)

By the way, does your brother
in Niigata know you've been released?

I thought he'd be here today.

I don't think he's coming.

Oh, why's that?

He's your only living relative,
after all.

He stopped writing to me
two years ago after our mother died.

Also, his daughter graduated
from university.

She's working now.

Where is your wife buried?

I don't know.

Is that so...

Let's stretch our legs.

- Tastes good?
- Yes.

This is my temple.

You'll have to come here
and report to me occasionally.

We can just talk, that's all.

Will you come in?

My eel doesn't look so good.

Let's take a walk.
I'll show you that shop you asked about.

Can't you walk alongside me?

It's an eight-year habit.

Reverend Nakajima!

Another funeral?
Time to rake in more cash, huh?

No. We're just out walking.

He's an old student who's visiting me.

This is Mr. Takada.
This is Mr. Yamashita.

I'm showing him the sights of Sawara.

Sawara is as empty as the Sahara.

- What's that?
- It's an eel.

It's a whopper!
At least a kilo.

You going to grill it?

He's much too fond of it.

Shall we continue?

Where are you going?
There's nothing out that way.

I'll show him the old barber shop.
He's thinking of starting up.

Not that old place?

I agree. But he saw the photos
and liked the place.

Hello.

Mr. Yamashita, come back here.

- What an odd guy.
- You might say that.

Are you sure about this?

Yamashita.

This is your bank book.
I got it from your brother.

He received 4 million yen
when your mother died.

He spent a million on the funeral.
This is what's left.

Yes.

Plus the 800,000 yen
you earned while in prison.

That's 4.8 million yen in total.
Take it.

It's a lot of money.

Prices have risen in
the past eight years.

Use it wisely.

There's a bathroom
and toilet in the back.

I'm pretty sure
there was a nursery upstairs.

What are you doing over there?

I was thinking of getting a haircut.

It's not open yet.

Oh...

Go on home.

Mr. Yamashita.

That young man lives on a farm nearby.

He's into flying saucers
and that kind of thing.

He's not right in the head.

Oh yes, before I forget.

There's this pole out here.

Don't lend it to him if he asks you.

Apparently, he wants to put it
out in a wide open space

and use it to call the aliens.

A guy called Mizuta
used to run this place,

but he ruined himself gambling.

He kept on having kids
even though he had no money,

then he did a moonlight flit.

Huh? Where did he go?

What are you doing?

I like this place. How about you?

Better than the prison pond.

What did you say?

I agree!

He certainly is different,
isn't he?

He thinks he did nothing wrong?

Well...

He never admitted as much.

But that's apparently what he believes.

He doesn't regret what he did?

Thank you for the bath.

Be careful!

Let me introduce you to my wife.

I'm Misako.
Nice to meet you.

I'll wash your things.

No, thank you.
I can do it myself.

Excuse me, I'm going to bed early.
Good night.

Sorry about this.

It won't be easy.

How do you like it here?

What's going on here?

You opening up shop?

What's he up to?

Apparently he's opening a barbershop.

You're kidding!

He's too bloody unsociable.

BARBER

Hey!

Anyone there?

What are you fishing for?

Nothing in particular.

What if a customer comes?

I can see from here.

Don't I look like a customer?

Have you been a barber long?

Not really.

You don't seem very used
to dealing with customers.

I've been doing this five years.

Five years isn't that long, really.

I started learning when I was older.

What did you do before?

Before becoming a barber, that is.

This and that.

I worked in publishing,
and also at a food company.

I see...

Talk to that eel, do you?

Make you laugh, does he?

I happened to catch it
and I'm just keeping it.

We should go
eel-hunting together.

Huh?

That's downright unusual.
A woman here all by herself.

What's up?

Hey!

PROBATION REPORT

Don't stand out there.
Come on in.

I'm going to get some food for my eel.

Takada knows a good place.

Does he?

Come here.

There's no need to go into
this much detail in your reports.

All right.

Catch anything?

What's in there?

Food, for my eel.

Oh right, I see.

Anyway.

I might send my son in
for a haircut soon.

When he comes,
I want you to cut it really short.

He's in the third year of middle school
and he's dyed it brown.

All he does is hang round
all day, it's driving me mad.

The other day, he even went
and got his ear pierced!

What on earth is he thinking?

While you're on parole...

don't let yourself be drawn
into any kind of trouble.

Did something come up?

I don't know.

You've only just opened
and you're closed already?

Where'd you go? Pachinko?

That's not very professional, you know?

I was here first!

I've got an appointment.

By the way, do you happen to like
horse racing or bicycle racing?

I had a pretty good thing going
with Mizuta who used to run this place.

Oh, so you're a bookie?

I'm not talking to you.

Okay?

So anyway, I was hoping
I could carry it on with you.

I get a 2% commission.

Maybe it doesn't sound like much,
but it's pretty good.

Toride, Matsudo, Chiba.

Do you get me?

Well, to put it simply,

I want you to pass on messages
from your customers.

Rather than calling me directly,

I thought it would be easier
for everyone if they went through you.

Pretty good idea, don't you think?

You know what I mean, right?

How'd it go?

I'm first in line.

Find any good eel food?

What are you on about?

Anything wrong?

- Will you come with me?
- What for?

It's something I saw.

You're not a child.
You should know better.

Why didn't you
report it immediately?

I just wanted someone to be with me.

Was there anything in her purse?

Sleeping pills and lipstick.

Did you open her purse?

I didn't touch it.

Who gives a damn?
Nothing was stolen, right?

Come on, we reported it!

I have to cover all possibilities.

What for?

Is that so? Good.

She'll live.

It's good she was found quickly.
They pumped her stomach.

We'll be in touch
if there's anything else.

I'll go to the hospital.

What a bummer.
It wasn't a murder.

Watch your mouth!

No pat on the back
for the good citizens?

Don't be a smart ass.

Come on, I'll show you
how to use the spear.

What spear?

The eel spear I was
telling you about.

Damn.

These days hardly
anyone spears eels anymore.

Only me in these parts.

Got 'im!

Pull it off.

Did you know that woman
who tried to kill herself?

No, but she resembled someone...

Really? Who?

My wife.
We're separated.

Right!
Game to try your luck?

What?

The spear.

I'll hold the light, you spear.

There's one.
Right over there.

There you go.

What's wrong?

What was that for?

I don't feel comfortable doing it.

"I am writing to tell you
that your wife..."

I wanted to ask you a favour.

I was going to come tomorrow,
but the sooner the better.

A favour?

Yes. It's about that miss Hattori.

Miss Hattori?

I'm sorry for all the trouble.

The policeman said you saved my life.

May we come in?

Please.

Please accept this,
along with my apologies.

Actually, I should thank you.
You saved my life.

Thank you very much.

Is this the favour?

She's looking for work in town,
so I thought of your place.

Here?

She stayed a few weeks with us
while she thought things over.

But she doesn't want
to return to Tokyo.

Better she works than stays idle.

Naturally she'll be
staying at the temple.

I'm sure it will work out.
You've no objection?

No objections.
But I don't...

If you save someone's life,
you have to look after them to the end.

What if she tries it again?

It seems like she's in a dark place.

Right.

Don't worry about paying her for now.

Come on.

Please.

She can cook, clean, do the laundry,
whatever you want.

Getting along with people's even more
important now than it was in prison.

Sorry, but you shouldn't be
wearing shoes in here.

I'm sorry.

Good morning.

Catch anything?

The door's open.

Okay.

- Shall I wash the towels?
- Towels?

The used ones.
We're running low.

Towels are washed on Tuesdays.

But it's such a nice day.
It's out back, right?

I worked for a barber as a kid.

I even did shampoos.

Anything else to wash?

Don't wash anything.

But we have very few clean ones.

And few customers, too.

Are you sure?

I couldn't find a vase.

I don't like flowers.

No flowers in the shop?

I didn't say that.

What made you do it?

I shouldn't have asked.

I fell in love with the wrong person.

I started to think,
what's the point in living?

I probably deserved it.
Punishment for what I'd done.

Good morning.

Hello there.
Not here for a haircut.

What do you make of this?

You don't like spears, right?

This won't hurt the eels.

Leave it out overnight and pull it up
when there's something in it.

This is moso bamboo.

It needs to be 1.3 metres long.

If it's too short, the eel won't go in.

Just leave them out overnight.

The tough part's
choosing the right spot.

Give it a try?

Slowly and quietly.

You didn't divorce your wife.
She died, didn't she?

I lost my wife, too.
I can tell.

Tie it tightly or lose it.

Am I right?

I've had my fill of women.

ONE MONTH LATER

I thought I'd find you here.

Yeah.

The sky here is so blue and clear.

I thought so when I took the pills
by the river.

Why is the sky so blue?

Maybe dying means
dissolving into that big blue sky.

Today's gonna be sunny!

What are you up to?

Mr. Yamashita said I could borrow this
when he's closed.

Think you can call up a UFO with that?

They did it in America, in Colorado.

Come on in.

It's an hour's wait.

Here you are.

Settled in, haven't you?

Some over here, please.

- Have some potato.
- Thank you.

More than just settled in.
He couldn't do without her.

Why's that?

Why's that?
Look around you.

You like kids, do you Yamashita?

Never seen you so friendly.

Can you give this to Emi?

It's a concert ticket.
She'll be by to pick it up.

Playing hooky again?

No, I'm in the middle of a marathon.

Joji, take along some
fried sweet potatoes.

You two seem to be getting along.

Cut it out.

Don't get so upset.

I don't want any rumours.

Please, I'll give you a shampoo.

Too late, word's already out.

Everyone's talking about you two.
You didn't know?

I'll go make lunch.

I'm sorry for any trouble.

Trouble?

You know, the rumours.

- Involved with a would-be suicide.
- Get me the sauce.

I've been meaning to ask you.

Why do you keep that eel?

An eel suits me.

I'll do them.

That's OK.

What'll you do if aliens come?

I want to make
friends with them.

They're constantly watching us.

They only come to those
who really want to meet them.

Aren't you really just afraid
of making friends with people?

You're afraid of dealing
with people, right?

Just like you, right?

You talk to your eel because
you don't like people, right?

- Hey, watch out!
- Careful!

- You said to slow down.
- Look out!

She's from the Philippines.

She stayed at mine all night, so...

He runs the barbershop.

Hello!

Want to go to a club in Itako tonight?

Live a little.

I just asked Keiko
and she said, "Sure, go ahead."

She didn't look
too happy about it, though.

Come here.

Go away!

Fuck off, alien boy!

Come on, that's enough!

Get out of here.

Yeah, get out of here!

Oh, well. Shall we go?

My goodness.

Let's go somewhere else.

There's fun to be had in Itako.

Is he Chinese?

No, Japanese.

He's not a perv like you.

Oh no, he is.

Him and the alien guy too,
both massive pervs.

"I write to you again to inform..."

Where's the garbage
you wanted removed?

Excuse me?

I asked them to come.

That garbage out back.
It's an eyesore.

- Back of the building?
- Yes.

Do you know him?

What happened?

I out myself earlier.
It's really nothing.

Come inside.

Hi there.

What happened?

Sorry, we're closed today.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

You should see a doctor.

A doctor?

- Does it hurt?
- No.

Hang on tight.

You'll fall off.

Hold on tighter!

Hold your wife's hand.

No unaesthetic?

Not for a scratch like this.

Ow, it really hurts!

Keiko's all right. Nothing serious.
It only took two stitches.

She was impressed with you.

She seemed awfully pleased.

She did?

Young people!

Come here.

You say he was in prison with you?

He's a garbage man
so we'll see a lot of each other.

You're afraid people will find
out about your past?

About Keiko...

There's nothing between us.

I know that.

Is it bad to have such rumours
about a guy on parole?

No, I'm more concerned
about her feelings.

Has she said anything?

She wants to leave.

What?
Quit working for me?

No, she wants to leave here
and live at your place.

But she's reluctant to
bring it up with you.

What a marvellous device!

That'll never attract UFOs.
What a fool!

What makes you think so?
One may come.

UFOs don't exist.

TV stations invented
them to boost ratings.

At his age he should know better.

I want to see his UFO.

Like a festival, isn't it?

Masaki really believes a UFO will come.

Why do you want to stay with me?

Because I've never met
anyone like you before.

When I out myself...

No one's ever taken care of me before.
Not like that.

Going fishing tonight?

I'll bring you some food.

A boxed dinner?

I'll be waiting for you
at the Sakura bridge.

Here it is.

- Any eels?
- Probably.

Just a minute.

Two big ones.
They've started coming back.

Homing eels taste best, so they say.

They've fattened up
for their long journey.

They're feasting on crabs and shrimp.

That's Masaki's house over there.
The UFO guy.

Isn't that Keiko?
A little rendezvous, huh?

No, not really.

So what's she doing there?

Don't stop the boat.

You sure?

That'll be 2,000 yen.

Thank you.
Please come again.

Welcome.

I've been looking for you.

Can I help you, sir?

I'm a friend of Keiko's.
Eiji Dojima.

Could you excuse us?

How are you, Mum?

The hospital was dreadful.

- Everyone is completely crazy.
- Really?

I like Akita, but not the hospital.

Mum, wait.

You'll get lost again.

Is Dojima still with his wife?

He says he'll divorce her.

Now's a bad time for loan sharks.

I can help him out with a little cash.

Don't ever say that to him!
It'll make things worse.

In one gulp, great!

I can't do much for you...
except 10 or 20 million yen.

Really?
That'd sure help.

The Carmen of Akita.
That's what they called me.

Mum, that's enough.

Mum, stop!

Mum...

About Dojima.

The one who came today.

He wants a favour from my mother.

Your mother?

She's in a hospital in Tokyo.

What's wrong with her?

It's a mental thing.

I'll bring you
another lunch box.

You better go home.

Do you know about Yamashita?

She's there again.
What'll you do?

Here.

Today's catch.

There's three of 'em.

I had three as well.

- Here you go.
- No, thank you.

- You don't want them?
- I don't eat eel.

You could put them in your tank, though.

- I feel sorry for him on his own.
- It's better that way.

Is that so?

All the more for me, then.

"I'll be free tomorrow.

Be at the floodgate
at three o'clock tomorrow.

This is a warning.

You aren't reflecting on your
conduct and that's bad.

You're a murderer too,
but you're chasing that girl.

You haven't even
visited your wife's grave.

Who do you think you are?

Every day I sit before the altar,
copying sutras,

and praying for my dead wife
and mother-in-law."

Takasaki quit the garbage company
and went back home.

No.
That's impossible.

His parole officer called to tell me.

He knew you two
corresponded a few times.

He said it was a good thing,
it encouraged him to fit back in.

Parole officers know everything.

I'm no different to
how I was in prison...

Hi there.

Where have you been?

I had something to do.

Three customers came.
They'll be back.

Have you eaten?

I made some dinner.

I'll warm it up now.

I don't want anything.

You don't like stew?

You misunderstand.

Misunderstand what?

About me.

I'm not the man you think I am.

Because you were in prison?

You knew?

Who told you?

That garbage man
who came by the other day.

Do you know why I was in prison?

I killed my wife.

That was a lie,
about us being divorced.

I stabbed her to death.

I'm a murderer.

I tried to forget,
but these hands can't.

The blade slashing her flesh...

stabbing deep into her body.

How could I forget?

Why did you do it?

You surely had a reason.

I want to know
everything about you.

It's not your concern.

Go on home.

Leave me alone!

Morning sickness?

Knocked up by that wife-killer, are you?

No. Stop it!

What a view!
You slut!

YAMASHITA BARBERSHOP

DON'T BE SO SMUG,
YOU FILTHY WIFE-KILLER!

GYNECOLOGY CLINIC

How old are you?

I'm 34.

Your last period was in April?

That's right.

You're four months pregnant.

Too late for an abortion.
It's highly irregular...

Please. I just can't have this baby.

I don't recommend one.
You should have it.

That turns me off.

I can't do it.

Should we send her back?

Let's wait a little longer.

But why?
Because you need her money?

Even with the money I send my wife,

She won't agree to a divorce.

Yesterday, Mr. Mizumaki...

Your mother gave me a vibrator.

He introduced me to a
creditor named Machida.

If I become his mistress...

he'll forget the 10 million you owe.

What did you say?

You think it's a good idea?

Absolutely not...

I feel like giving my mother
an overdose of sleeping pills.

And kill myself, too.
I need some peace.

I'm scared that it's hereditary.

If I'm in the way, I'll kill myself!

Keiko, are you all right?

It's very late.
Is it a nightmare?

I'm sorry.
Yes, just a nightmare.

Is it about Mr. Yamashita?

No, it's nothing...

Excuse me.

Care for a nip?

No, I don't drink.

Come on!
A wee drop won't hurt.

Is Keiko taking a holiday?

Either that or she's quit...

They used to say there
were no female eels.

Only males.

The females carry their eggs
2,000 km or more, way down south.

They only lay when the salinity's right.

2,000 km!
That's as far as the equator.

The males follow behind.

Most of 'em die right there.

The tiny fry take up to
six months to return to Japan.

Most of 'em die on the way back.

The ocean's full of dead fry.

I saw the paper on your door.
It was that Takasaki.

It wasn't just a sutra.

It was dark, no one else saw it.

I don't trust him.

I ripped it down, anyway.
So no one else would see it.

Is what he wrote true?

You don't have to tell me.

I couldn't forgive her...

Because...
I loved her

I couldn't help myself.

I often wondered how I could kill
the one I loved so much...

I just couldn't forgive her.

Have another drink.

Want a smoke?

How old was she?

- Huh?
- Your late wife.

34.

Any children?

No.

Though I wanted them.

This isn't very eloquent, but...

human women and female eels,

you have to give it to them.

Eels don't grieve even if they get
bitten by a big fish

while escorting their babies.

They concentrate on moving forward.

It's like a suicide mission.

They don't know why.

The why always comes later.

When I killed Emiko,
I died along with her.

I didn't want...
I couldn't accept anyone else.

When I read that letter...

That letter?

I wonder who wrote it?

What did you do with the letter?

- I threw it away.
- Threw it away?

Threw it away...

Threw it away...

But when?

Where?

But maybe... there was no
such letter in the first place.

- Have you seen Keiko?
- No.

She wasn't feeling well.

And she left this morning.

Have a seat.

She was always worrying about the shop.
We assumed she'd come here.

I thought she'd quit.

Why do you say that?

I told her about my past.
She naturally ran off.

No.
You've got it all wrong.

- But it's only natural.
- That's not it.

She loves you.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Mum, shall we go?

Thank you all for everything.

Where are we going?

A wonderful place.

Like Akita, but it's not a hospital.

Come on.

Thank you.

Let's go.

Come on!

Wrong number.

Please pay by the end of the month.

Welcome.

Vice-president!
Good morning.

- Where are you now?
- In Hachioji.

Good morning.

It's been such a long time.

You have mother's bank book?

Yes, I think so...

Where's the president?

He's out on an appointment.

- And Mizumaki?
- He's with him.

Financial consultants.

I'm sorry, he's out now.

Her seal, too.

- Here you are.
- Thank you.

Okay, carry on.

Hey, Yamashita.

The reverend and his wife came by.

He asked me about your girl.

I said I didn't give a shit.

Did you read my sutra?

No, I threw it away.

Son of a bitch.
I did it for your soul.

You also wrote I'm a killer.
For my soul, too?

You're supposed to read it!
Then you'd understand.

It was the middle of the night.
No one else saw it.

I thought you went back home.

Why should I?

I hear you quit work.

My boss tried to stop me,
but he was happy.

People don't like ex-cons.

Stop bothering me.
I've had enough of you.

- Got any saké?
- No.

Get out of here!

Did you know she's pregnant?

I saw her puking.

Morning sickness.

Got a kid on the way, have ya?

Get out of here!

Yeah, okay.
Clean up your act!

I can't wait to see what the kid's like.

I bet it'll be like this.

You asshole!

I've been on parole for 3 years.
I've had no luck!

I copied sutras every day
and visited my victim's grave.

But it wasn't worth shit!

Of course.
What good would that do?

You bastard!

You're only acting.
It's not from your heart!

Bastard!
What would you know about me?

In prison you were trained as a barber.

Now you've got a shop, and a girl.

Much better than sutras, huh?

She isn't my girl, you fool!

Fuck you!
You're such a smart-ass.

You're the smart-ass.
Those prayer beads! Just another act.

An ex-con with no job
or no money needs prayer beads.

This is bullshit!

Praise Buddha!

Is this what you want?

You make me laugh!
Your shit don't stink!

You make a slut pregnant!
You're like a little schoolboy!

Why keep bothering me?
I'm sick of you.

I get it.
You must be lousy in bed.

What?

I said, you couldn't give
a good fuck if you tried!

You found your wife with another man.
That hurt!

You could only fuck her like a kid.
You're a lousy lay.

You saw that guy
fucking her like an expert,

it made you crazy, so you killed her.

You never fucked anyone but her,
you little schoolboy!

Hey, Yamashita!

You think jealousy is wrong,
don't you?

It's jealousy, no matter
what kind of act you put on.

You're only human.

I'm a real man!
I want to fuck a woman.

I hate this bullshit, schoolboy crap!

I'll rape some chick
and go back to prison.

Reciting a sutra between
the warm thighs of a woman.

So long, you little schoolboy fuck-up!

All praise to Buddha...

Hello.

Sorry for just leaving.
I had a lot to do.

- Sorry for the trouble.
- Where have you been?

- Come on inside.
- I'm very sorry.

A man calling himself Dojima
dropped by earlier.

He was looking for you.
Some financial problem, he said.

He went to Yamashita's place.

Yamashita's place?

I'm really sorry for everything.

This is my mother's
bank book and her seal.

Can you keep them for me?

We can do that,
but how much is in there?

Thirty million yen.

It was outrageous of me,
but it is mother's money.

I'm vice-president, so I just took it.

It's a fortune!
How is your mother?

She's going back to Akita.

Where's Keiko?

No idea.

A guy called Dojima
came looking for her yesterday, right?

I asked you a question, where is she?

How should I know?

Why throw her out?

But I didn't.

It's almost as if you did.

This place needs Keiko.

Everyone knows that without Keiko
the service here is lousy.

Keiko broke into my office
and stole 30 million yen.

Where is she?

I wouldn't tell you if I knew!

This is serious business.

Where's Keiko?
Bring her here!

We don't know where she is.

Yes, you do.

Masaki, go get the cops!

She stole my money.
I want it back.

You're free to search the place,
but she's not here.

Find her!

You go look out back.
You go upstairs.

The thing is...
I checked up on you.

You're on parole, aren't you?

This is my lawyer, Naito.

You shouldn't get involved
in this kind of trouble.

You already served eight years.
You want to go back?

Are you threatening me?

It's in your best interest.

Come quick!

A man called Dojima barged
into Yamashita's place.

- I'd better go.
- I'll come, too.

I'm going, too.

I'll get the car.

Awano, take over here!

She's not here.

We told you she's not.
Now fuck off!

Get out!

Stay back!

Who are you?

I'm a friend of them both.

You bastards!

There's no need for violence!

I'll bring Keiko to court for theft.

You don't want the cops
involved, do you?

I couldn't care less.

Hey, boss!

What are you doing here?

What are you talking about?
You stole my money!

That money isn't yours.

It was to be invested in my new company.

I've got papers to prove it.
You saw them.

It belongs to my mother.
So go ahead, sue me.

I'd love to!

Your loony mother will
make a great witness!

We have power of attorney.

Return the money.

Why should I let you have it?

It's all she's got left.

Who gives a shit!

She's an investor.
I've got the papers!

Return those papers to her.

What's that?

No need to get involved.

Return the power of attorney.

Are you crazy?

No way.
What's it to be?

Yes or no?

What's with you?
She's only worth fucking!

Whatever!

You bastard!

You stay out of it!

Look carefully, officer.
It's me being violent.

Okay, stop it.
That's enough.

Everyone, stop it!
That's enough!

Where's my money, bitch?

Stop it!

It's all her doing!

Where did you hide my money?

She threw herself at me, too.
You're both fucking crazy!

Don't stop me.

Damn you!

You bitch!

Yamashita!

Stop it!
Stop it, I said!

Keiko's pregnant!

You're all fixed.

Pregnant with my kid?

No way!
It's not yours!

Then, is it his?

Yes, it's mine!

Fuck you!

Stop it now!

What have I done!
I'm sorry!

You mongrel!

Lady!
That's enough!

Get out of my way!

It's my baby.

POLICE STATION

How did it go?

The power of attorney
has no signature.

The money belongs
to your mother after all.

And Mr. Yamashita?

No charges against Takada.

But as for Yamashita,
there'll be a parole hearing.

He'll have to wait four or five days.
I'll be in touch.

I'm sorry.
Does your head still hurt?

No, I'm okay.
It doesn't hurt anymore.

I got you into this.

I did it on my own.

We decided to have a party tonight.

All of us?

To shed the bad luck and
celebrate your lady's pregnancy.

Celebrate my pregnancy?

Sorry.
Everyone thinks it's yours.

It must bother you.

They'd decided anyway.
I just confirmed it.

I'll have an abortion.

Don't. Have the baby.

The reverend can sit in the middle.

Come on, Masaki!

Where are you going, Yuji?

Where are you going?

He's going to do something.

C'mon, applaud!

Mr. Yamashita, dance with me.
Come on.

First a brat...

next a murderer...

What a pervert.

There were no letters.
Jealousy made you hallucinate.

Finally I've become like you.

I'll raise a kid by some
unknown father.

Your mother laid her
eggs near the equator.

Anonymous sperm fertilised them.

Nobody knows your father.
But you're still a fantastic eel.

Sacrificing themselves,
they escort the babies back to Japan.

Those who are born should
be cared for, right?

Time to say good-bye.

Farewell.

CLOSED

My statement should carry some clout.

You'll soon be free again.

Thank you.

How long do you think?

About a year, I reckon.

Can we stop on the way?

Sure.

We'll wait here.

You can have the barber's pole.

Thank you.

Take good care of yourself.

Can I wait for you?

Wait until you come back?

Take good care of the baby.

We'll both be waiting for you.

Did you know that eels travel far?

What's that?

They travel as far as the equator
then return to the mud here.

You think they'll come?

Who?

The flying saucers.

If you put your heart into it,
I'm sure they will.