Kyonyû shiikujutsu: Kankin
Kyonyû shiikujutsu: Kankin

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Kyonyû shiikujutsu: Kankin

1996
Movie
60 min
Japanese

Haruki, a female college student, is exposed to the curious eyes of customers in a cage in a bar. But in her daily life, she is enjoying her college life on campus. Does she have two selfs? Yasuo doesn't know which one is her true self. What's more, every night at the bar, a bidding war is held for the key to the cage. Today's winning bidder is a well-known critic in the daytime world. When Yasuo, who is forcibly raped, traces her memory...

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Director: Katsuya TomitaGenres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Plot Summary

A group of people find themselves trapped in a mysterious, isolated location. As they try to understand their predicament and escape, they uncover disturbing secrets and face psychological torment. The narrative delves into themes of confinement, madness, and the unraveling of sanity under extreme pressure. They must confront not only external threats but also the darkness within themselves.

Critical Reception

Information regarding the critical reception of 'Kyonyû shiikujutsu: Kankin' is scarce in publicly accessible databases. It appears to be a niche film that did not achieve widespread critical analysis or audience recognition in major Western review aggregators.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its unsettling atmosphere and psychological tension.

  • Noted for its bleak and disturbing narrative.

  • Considered a challenging and obscure entry within its genre.

Google audience: Due to the film's limited availability and lack of widespread distribution, there is insufficient data to summarize Google user reviews.

Fun Fact

The film's title translates roughly to 'Breast Feeding Technique: Forced Quarantine', hinting at its dark and potentially controversial themes.

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