

Twisted Justice 2016
Kazuya Shiraishi's *Twisted Justice (2016)* plunges into the neon-soaked underbelly of 1970s Hokkaido, where Detective Moroboshi's transformation from idealistic rookie to a morally bankrupt enforcer unfolds with brutal intensity.
Director: Kazuya Shiraishi
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Twisted Justice (2016)* about?
*Twisted Justice* follows Detective Moroboshi as he navigates the morally murky waters of 1970s police work, mentored by a colleague who blurs the lines between cop and criminal. Over three decades, Moroboshi's ideals erode, leaving him indistinguishable from the very underworld he's sworn to fight.
Who directed *Twisted Justice*?
*Twisted Justice* was directed by Kazuya Shiraishi, known for his gritty, character-driven crime dramas that explore the gray areas of justice.
Who stars in *Twisted Justice*?
The film stars Go Ayano as Detective Moroboshi, alongside Young Dais, Yukio Ueno, Haruna Yabuki, and Kumi Takiuchi in pivotal roles.
Is *Twisted Justice (2016)* worth watching?
If you're a fan of crime dramas with morally complex characters and a slow-burn narrative, *Twisted Justice* delivers compelling storytelling. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its sharp direction and standout performances make it a compelling watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is *Twisted Justice*?
*Twisted Justice* runs for 135 minutes, offering a deep dive into its characters and themes without unnecessary padding.
About Twisted Justice (2016) — A Detective's Dark Descent in 1970s Hokkaido
Kazuya Shiraishi's *Twisted Justice (2016)* plunges into the neon-soaked underbelly of 1970s Hokkaido, where Detective Moroboshi's transformation from idealistic rookie to a morally bankrupt enforcer unfolds with brutal intensity. The film, blending crime and dark comedy, tracks his three-decade descent alongside a seasoned mentor who teaches him the ruthless realities of the police force. As Moroboshi sheds his badge for the swagger of the streets, his once-sharp instincts dull into something dangerously close to yakuza behavior—swaggering, reckless, and unapologetically seductive to the shadows around him. Shiraishi crafts a visceral character study, where every alleyway in Sapporo hums with the tension of blurred lines between law and corruption.
A slow-burn descent into moral decay, *Twisted Justice* balances gritty drama with moments of dark humor, painting a world where justice isn't served but twisted. Go Ayano delivers a powerhouse performance as Moroboshi, embodying the film's raw, explosive energy, while the supporting cast—including Young Dais and Yukio Ueno—anchor the chaos with their own complex motives.




