Tiger (HKLGFF 2026)
男優の虎 (HKLGFF 2026)
In the vast jungles of India, one mother's tail unfolds.
- Released
- 19 Sep 2026
- Runtime
- 126 min
- Original title
- Tiger
- Language
- en
The verdict
There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is not currently playing in Hong Kong cinemas. 126 minutes.
What it is about
What to expect
Anshul Chauhan’s Japanese drama centres on a man whose estranged brother’s return forces a reckoning with long-buried family history. The movie runs a full 126 minutes and sustains a quiet, character-driven pace — it earns its length if you have the patience for slow-burn domestic tension, but anyone looking for narrative momentum will find it testing. Takashi Kawaguchi, Maho Nonami, Kenzo Shirahama and Yuya Endo lead the cast. This is a single festival screening for HKLGFF 2026 on 19 September, not a commercial run, so it will play only at the festival’s chosen venue. The movie is in Japanese with English subtitles. Certificate and format are still unconfirmed; check the HKLGFF programme or call the box office before booking.
Trailer
Cast
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Self - Narrator (voice) - Takashi Kawaguchi
- Maho Nonami
- Kenzo Shirahama
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Yuya Endo
Crew
- Director Mark Linfield
- Director Anshul Chauhan
- Writer Mark Linfield
- Original Music Composer Nitin Sawhney
- Director of Photography Martyn Colbeck
- Director of Photography Tom Walker
- Editor Nigel Buck
- Producer Mark Linfield
- Producer Roy Conli
- Producer Vanessa Berlowitz
Its Hong Kong run
Played 2 times at 1 cinema across 1 district, from 19 Sep 2026 to 19 Sep 2026, from HK$200.
This movie has finished its run. Browse the archive, or see what is on now.
Streaming in Hong Kong
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Common questions
- How long is the movie?
- 126 minutes.
- What language is it in, and are there subtitles?
- Japanese with English subtitles.
- Is this suitable for children?
- No certificate has been announced yet. Check with the venue or the HKLGFF programme for age guidance.
- Is this a general release or festival-only?
- It is a single HKLGFF 2026 screening on 19 September, not a commercial release.
