Crying Freeman 1995
"Once in a lifetime comes the perfect killer"
Christophe Gans' gripping 1995 action-crime thriller *Crying Freeman* introduces a mysterious assassin whose signature tears of remorse belie his lethal precision.
Director: Christophe Gans
Cast
Mark Dacascos
Yo Hinomura / Freeman
Julie Condra
Emu O'Hara
Rae Dawn Chong
Detective Forge
Byron Mann
Koh
Masaya Katō
Ryuji Hanada
Yoko Shimada
Lady Hanada
Mako
Shudo Shimazaki
Tchéky Karyo
Detective Netah
Kevan Ohtsji
Takeshi Shimazaki
Debbie Podowski
Customs Agent
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Crying Freeman (1995) about?
*Crying Freeman* follows a secret assassin who sheds tears with every kill, only to be mesmerized by the deadly elegance of his own executions. His encounter with a mesmerized artist leads to an unexpected romance and a vicious Yakuza turf war, forcing him to confront the cost of his deadly gifts.
Who directed Crying Freeman?
Christophe Gans directed *Crying Freeman*, bringing his signature blend of stylish action and atmospheric storytelling to this 1995 crime thriller.
Who stars in Crying Freeman?
The film stars Mark Dacascos as the brooding assassin, Julie Condra as the captivated artist, Rae Dawn Chong, Byron Mann, and Masaya Katō in pivotal roles that drive the film's tension and drama.
Is Crying Freeman (1995) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, *Crying Freeman* delivers a compelling mix of martial arts choreography, neo-noir aesthetics, and emotional depth. Fans of stylish action thrillers like *The Matrix* or *Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon* will appreciate its blend of romance, revenge, and high-octane fights.
How long is Crying Freeman?
*Crying Freeman* runs for 102 minutes, offering a tight, action-packed runtime perfect for a riveting cinematic experience.
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About Crying Freeman (1995) — Action-Packed Romance and Revenge with Mark Dacascos
Christophe Gans' gripping 1995 action-crime thriller *Crying Freeman* introduces a mysterious assassin whose signature tears of remorse belie his lethal precision. When the enigmatic killer dispatches three Yakuza bosses in a breathtaking display of martial arts, his lethal grace captivates a passionate artist who falls for him. Their fated encounter ignites a brutal power struggle among Yakuza clans, desperate to avenge their fallen leader. Blending brutal fight choreography with a hauntingly romantic undercurrent, the film plunges viewers into a shadowy world where loyalty, betrayal, and forbidden love collide under neon-lit alleyways and moonlit rooftops.
Mark Dacascos commands the screen as the titular Freeman, a man torn between duty and humanity, while Julie Condra's artist becomes the emotional core of this stylish neo-noir saga. With its moody visuals, visceral action sequences, and high-stakes intrigue, *Crying Freeman (1995)* delivers a cinematic experience that's as intellectually sharp as it is physically thrilling.
