100 Years of Torture - Director: Takaji Wakamatsu-

First DVD Explanation Torture has been carried out in the history of Japan for many years. This is a historical pink masterpiece that has been secretly tortured under the history from the Edo period to the Sino-Japanese War, and now. The first part depicts the oppression added to the Christian. The women were deceived, variously blamed, and finally the cross was placed in the local area. Even if Tamemasa changes, the darkness of history does not change. The second part was set in the Meiji period. It depicts a tragic torture of the ballistic force against Shosho, who was secretly suspected of being a mistress of a big politician from Choshu who was killed during an affair, and his mistress. The third part depicts torture in the Showa period that would make them want to cover the eyes of socialists added by special high-ranking soldiers and Kenhei. A socialist female teacher who refuses to turn around and provide information is terribly tortured in front of her beloved daughter. Eventually, the torturers sent their daughters to the torture table. And the fourth part: War is a hotbed of torture, and the darkness of history is not so dark. Here, he depicts jealousy, massacre and torture against the anti-Japanese partisans. A heartbreaking message by director Takaji Wakamatsu is a black-and-white historical picture scroll. Released in 1975 (copyright notation) (C) New Toho Films (monochrome), filmed at 18345.