Pig-Chicken Suicide

Year: 1981

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yoshihiko Matsui

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An intense, sensory‑overloading drama that blends graphic animal‑slaughter imagery, racial tension, and surreal symbolism. It follows two ethnic Koreans in Japan whose love is shattered by harsh discrimination. Through stark abattoir photographs and a butcher’s complex bond with his victims, Matsui explores the marginalised community’s struggles.

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