Eat the Kimono

Year: 1989

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Kim Longinotto, Jano Williams

Documentary

The documentary profiles Hanayagi Genshu, a Japanese feminist and avant‑garde dancer and performer who has spent her life challenging a conservative culture that scorns independence and unconventionality. It recounts her bold denunciation of Emperor Hirohito as a war criminal and her refusal to be intimidated by death threats from right‑wing groups.

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