Pinky:st.

A group of people are drawn into a twisted game orchestrated by a mysterious figure known only as 'Pinky'. As the game progresses, their hidden desires and darkest secrets are revealed, leading to increasingly violent and surreal consequences. The film explores themes of obsession, conformity, and the darker aspects of human nature.

Pinky:st. received mixed to positive reviews, praised for its unique and disturbing vision, artistic direction, and challenging themes, but criticized by some for its extreme violence and pacing. It is considered a cult film within Sion Sono's filmography.

• Praised for its bold and uncompromising artistic vision.
• Noted for its disturbing exploration of societal pressures and hidden desires.
• Criticized by some for its explicit gore and challenging narrative.

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The film's unique title, 'Pinky:st.', is derived from the Japanese phrase 'pinky promise' ('pinky yubikiri'), hinting at the broken pacts and betrayals central to the narrative.