Blood Is Dry

Year: 1960

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yoshishige Yoshida

Drama

When a massive layoff is announced at an insurance firm, an employee threatens suicide. The company seizes the situation, turning the crisis into a publicity stunt. As the campaign succeeds, the man evolves from a desperate would‑be victim into an emerging leader, intent on exploiting the fallout of his failed suicide attempt.

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