The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects 2011
When a quiet Italian eatery erupts in flames on its opening night, Detective Tono Kazuyuki and his elite interrogation squad find themselves chasing a chilling mystery in *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects* (2011).
Director: Jun Akiyama
Cast
Koichi Sato
Tasuku Emoto
Rokkaku Seiji
Kanata Hongo
Hitomi Kuroki
Arata Iura
安西雄哉
Sosuke Ikematsu
Airi Matsuyama
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects* (2011) about?
This Japanese detective drama follows a devastating arson attack at a new Italian restaurant that leaves three dead and one survivor missing. Detective Tono and his team must piece together the puzzle from scant clues, interrogating a rotating door of suspects whose stories refuse to align.
Who directed *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects*?
Jun Akiyama directed this tense crime thriller, known for his sharp eye for atmospheric storytelling and character-driven mysteries.
Who stars in *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects*?
The film features Koichi Sato as Detective Tono Kazuyuki, joined by Tasuku Emoto, Rokkaku Seiji, Kanata Hongo, Hitomi Kuroki, and Arata Iura in pivotal roles.
Is *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects* (2011) worth watching?
While it doesn't carry an IMDb rating for reference, its blend of procedural intrigue, strong performances, and moody atmosphere makes it a compelling watch for fans of Japanese detective films. The tight plot and high tension ensure it holds attention throughout its 141-minute runtime.
How long is *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects*?
The movie runs for 141 minutes, offering ample time to unravel its intricate mystery.
About The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects (2011) — A Gripping Japanese Murder Mystery Unfolds
When a quiet Italian eatery erupts in flames on its opening night, Detective Tono Kazuyuki and his elite interrogation squad find themselves chasing a chilling mystery in *The Last Supper Detective Tono Kazuyuki and the Seven Suspects* (2011). Directed by Jun Akiyama, this gripping TV movie unfolds like a pressure cooker of tension, as three patrons lose their lives while an unidentified survivor vanishes from the hospital. The charred remains of the crime scene hint at more fugitives lurking in the shadows, leading Tono's team on a high-stakes hunt through a web of deceit spun by the restaurant's owner and a cast of unassuming suspects.
The film thrives on its claustrophobic atmosphere, blending procedural precision with the tantalizing allure of a locked-room whodunit. With Koichi Sato anchoring the ensemble as the razor-sharp Detective Tono, the story pivots on the delicate art of interrogation, where every alibi cracks under scrutiny and secrets simmer beneath the surface. Akiyama crafts a moody, character-driven mystery that lingers long after the final twist, making it a standout entry in the Japanese detective genre.
