"Tokyo Drifter" is a 1966 Japanese film directed by Seijun Suzuki. It follows the story of Tetsuya Watari, a young yakuza member who becomes a drifter after his gang disbands. The film is known for its stylish visuals, vibrant colors, and unique blend of action and drama. The narrative explores themes of loyalty and betrayal within the criminal underworld of Tokyo. With its distinctive aesthetic and unconventional storytelling, "Tokyo Drifter" has gained a cult following and is considered a classic of the Japanese New Wave cinema movement.