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Youth in Fury
Amidst the 1960 Japanese-American mutual security treaty, alienated young nihilist Takuya struggles to find his footing between his do-nothing wealth and the outer Western extremism as major student protests take place.
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Amidst the 1960 Japanese-American mutual security treaty, alienated young nihilist Takuya struggles to find his footing between his do-nothing wealth and the outer Western extremism as major student protests take place.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shūji Terayama
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Shochiku
Cast
Masahiro Shinoda
Director
Shinichirō Mikami
Takuya Shimojo
Shima Iwashita
Yoko Katsura
Kayoko Honoo
Setsuko Kitamura
Kazuya Kosaka
Seiichi Mizushima
Junichiro Yamashita
Michihiko Kihara
Yachiyo Ōtori
Shizue Katsura
Eiko Kujo
Miyoko Edamura
Shinji Takano
Shinichi Fujimori
Yuki Tominaga
Keiko Kuni
Takako Shinoyama
Kimihiko Takeda
Hiroyuki Imai
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