The Japan Timesのインスタグラム(thejapantimes) - 3月14日 15時51分

Cyberpunk movies took on a somewhat different form in Japan with more body horror elements, and much of it was influenced by filmmaker Gakuryu Ishii, who until 2010 was known as Sogo Ishii. Ishii’s directorial debut came in 1976 with “Panic in High School,” but his break came in 1982 with “Burst City,” a film in which a fictional nuclear power plant was protested by real punks. Though a slew of Japanese filmmakers and American director Quentin Tarantino have cited him as an influence, Ishii’s work has never received much mainstream attention. Read the full interview with Ishii on the Japan Times website. (Yoshiaki Miura photo)
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