Takashi Miike’s latest film, “Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo,” is scheduled to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) before a later domestic release by Neon. IndieWire reports that the movie will screen at TIFF and that Neon plans to release it in the United States after the festival. FirstShowing.net similarly identifies TIFF as the premiere venue, adding that the film is set to debut in September 2026 and will follow with a Neon release afterward.
The film is presented as the third installment in the “Bad Lieutenant” series and described by FirstShowing.net as a standalone sequel to “Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call—New Orleans” (2009). The plot centers on a gambling-addicted Tokyo police officer and an FBI agent searching for a missing politician’s daughter, while a mysterious killer moves through the criminal underworld. The accounts also describe a teaser trailer and promotional rollout by Neon.
Casting reported across sources includes Lily James and Shun Oguri, along with WWE wrestler Liv Morgan, and additional performers including Shotaro Mamiya, Jun Kunimura, Hiroshi Tachi, and Nanase Nishino.
