Shinya Tsukamoto's English-Language Vietnam Film Trailer
Originally published Jun 16, 2026
By Leonard Pearce · The Film Stage
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Key points
- Shinya Tsukamoto is releasing a trailer for his English-language Vietnam film Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?
- This marks a rare English-language project for the Japanese filmmaker, known for works like Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Bullet Ballet.
- The film explores war themes and represents Tsukamoto's latest venture into international filmmaking.
Shinya Tsukamoto, a prominent figure in Japanese cinema, has released a trailer for his English-language film Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People? This marks a rare venture into international filmmaking for the 50-something director, known for works like Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Bullet Ballet. The film explores war themes, with Tsukamoto also having appeared in notable international projects such as Martin Scorsese's Silence. The trailer introduces audiences to the film's intense and dramatic tone.
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