
Beat the Devil(2002)
The Driver drag-races the Devil, in order to earn James Brown his soul.



Suzuki Matsuo
Ryusei Kacho

Sie Kohinata
Automatic Maria

Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Narrator (voice)

Yoji Tanaka
Passenger Next to Ryusei
Ryusei-Kacho is a fantasy, comedy film released in 2002 exploring themes of short film. Directed by Hideaki Anno, it stars Suzuki Matsuo, Sie Kohinata, Kiyoshi Kobayashi. Ryusei-Kacho is renowned for his unmatchable skills in securing a seat on the infamous Japanese commuter trains. Never once has he failed until he meets the beautiful and talented Automatic Maria.
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