The story of legendary gangster rapper 2Pac. The film "All Eyez on Me" will be released nationwide in December.
In September 1996, 2Pac was tragically gunned down, leaving the world at the young age of 25.
Even in death, he continues to captivate artists and music fans worldwide, with Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre among those who continue to pay him immense respect.
The film "All Eyez on Me," a musical drama set against the backdrop of 2Pac's tumultuous life and the hip-hop culture he embodied, is set for release in Japan this December.
This film, which shattered the conventions of musical biopics, delves into the untold truths of 2Pac's life, a life constantly on the edge, marked by sensational gossip.
Since its nationwide release in the U.S. on June 16th, 2Pac's birthday, the film has ignited a fervent response, particularly among hip-hop fans. It surpassed 3 billion yen in its opening weekend box office alone, with the fervor continuing to spread across America.
The newly unveiled first-edition Japanese poster visual features the enigmatic tagline: "The true story of 2Pac, finally revealed."
His shocking death, still shrouded in mystery, and his lyrics that continue to shape the world.
What did he fight against, and what did he leave behind for the world?
The film also offers glimpses into a human drama that transcends the boundaries of a mere music movie.
Furthermore, the simultaneously released teaser trailer introduces Demetrius Shipp Jr., whose striking resemblance to 2Pac garnered significant attention in the U.S.
In the latter half of the teaser, the timeless 1996 hit "California Love" plays as the background music, offering a truly irresistible experience for 2Pac and hip-hop aficionados.
This winter, don't miss this highly anticipated film, a tribute from hip-hop fans to music lovers and cinephiles alike.
Scheduled for release in December 2017 at Shinjuku Wald 9 and other theaters nationwide.
http://alleyezonme.jp