Title: Kids Return
Content:  Kids Return (キッズ・リターン) is a 1996 Japanese film written, edited and directed by Takeshi Kitano. The film was made directly after Kitano recovered from a motorcycle wreck that left one side of his body paralyzed. After undergoing extensive surgery and physical therapy, he quickly went about making Kids Return amidst speculation that he might never be able to work again. The movie is about two high school dropouts, Masaru (Ken Kaneko) and Shinji (Masanobu Andō), who try to find a direction and meaning in their lives&mdash;one by becoming a yakuza lieutenant, the other by becoming a boxer. The music was composed by Joe Hisaishi, and the cinematographer was Katsumi Yanagishima.
Title: Kids Return
Content:  In 2013 a sequel to the film titled Kids Return: The Reunion was released, directed by the assistant director of the original, Hiroshi Shimizu. It is set ten years after the original and follows an older Shinji (Yuta Hiraoka) and Masaru (Takahiro Miura). The two of them meet after their failures in boxing and crime, respectively, and they work together to improve their situation. The new film was created with minimal input from Kitano.
Title: Kids Return
Content:  At the time of its release, Kids Return was Takeshi Kitano's most successful film yet in his native Japan, which until then had been notedly less enthusiastic about his films than international viewers. Rotten Tomatoes gives this film a 100% approval rating based on reviews from five critics, with an average score of 7.8 out of 10. David Wood, writing for the BBC, described it as "a tender, funny and melancholy affair which will come as a delight to ardent admirers after the recent Kikujiro." He gave the film 4 out of 5 stars.
Title: Kids Return
Content: Ken Kaneko as Masaru ; Masanobu Andō as Shinji ; Leo Morimoto as Teacher ; Hatsuo Yamatani as boxing club manager (credited as Hatsuo Yamaya) ; Michisuke Kashiwaya as Hiroshi ; Mitsuko Oka as coffee-shop owner, Sachiko's mother ; Yūko Daike as Sachiko ; Ryo Ishibashi as local Yakuza chief ; Susumu Terajima as No. 2 in local gang ; Moro Morooka as Hayashi ; Peking Genji ; Atsuki Ueda as Reiko ; Kotaro Yoshida ; Koichi Shigehisa as Trainer ; Kyōsuke Yabe ; Yoshitaka Ōtsuka as delinquent ; Masami Shimojō as Yakuza godfather ; Kazuki Oh ; Shintarō Hasegawa ; Kanji Tsuda ; Yojin Hino as taxi office worker (credited as Yōjin Hino) ; Ren Osugi as taxi passenger ; Takashi Hagino 
Title: Kids Return
Content:  At the 1997 Japanese Academy Awards, Kids Return was nominated for three awards and won two of them.
Title: Kids Return
Content: 1) "Meet Again" − 5:02 ; 2) "Graduation" − 1:07 ; 3) "Angel Doll" − 2:21 ; 4) "Alone" − 1:15 ; 5) "As a Rival" − 1:29 ; 6) "Promise... for Us" − 5:08 ; 7) "Next Round" − 1:28 ; 8) "Destiny" − 3:31 ; 9) "I Don't Care" − 2:18 ; 10) "High Spirits" − 2:03 ; 11) "Defeat" − 2:29 ; 12) "Break Down" − 3:46 ; 13) "No Way Out" − 2:51 ; 14) "The Day After" − 0:44 ; 15) "Kids Return" − 4:40 All compositions by Joe Hisaishi.
Title: Return (Succession)
Content:  "Return" was written by Jonathan Glatzer and directed by Becky Martin, who helmed the majority of Succession creator Jesse Armstrong's previous series, Peep Show. The episode was filmed in Scotland, in cities including Glasgow and Ayr, which stood in for the episode's English setting.
Title: The Return (Homeland)
Content:  The episode was directed by Alex Graves and written by producer Charlotte Stoudt.
Title: The Return (2006 film)
Content: Sarah Michelle Gellar as Joanna Mills ; Sam Shepard as Ed Mills ; Peter O'Brien as Terry Stahl ; Kate Beahan as Michelle ; Adam Scott as Kurt ; Darrian Mcclanahan as Young Joanna Mills 
Title: The Return (Once Upon a Time)
Content:  "The Return" was written by consulting producer Jane Espenson, while Lost veteran, Paul Edwards, directed the episode. Espenson intended "The Return" to be "very emotional" in both worlds, where "we dig pretty deep." Being "perpetually fascinated" with the character, she explained that he is someone "who has his memories and yet the form of menace that emanates out of him as Mr. Gold is do [sic] different, so contained and snake-y as opposed to the broad, theatrical nature of Rumpelstiltskin." Espenson called Kathryn's reappearance "more of a solution than a problem" that creates some interesting questions. Regina, Espenson commented, did not expect Kathryn to return, which makes another character get into trouble.

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Kids Return?
Answer: Takeshi Kitano.
Beat Takeshi.
Kitano Takeshi.