Michio Akiyama

After being raped in an unknown rooftop, nineteen year-old girl Poppo meets a mysterious boy, and both share their sexual traumas and fears, with fatal consequences. (imdb)

Ecstasy of the Angels, a jarring exercise in experimental cinema clothed in pink film trappings, trails a leftist terrorist unit that, after a failed attempt to steal weapons from a US military base, learns that they might have been set up to fail by their parent organization. Dispensing with conventional storytelling, Wakamatsu plunges the viewer into a melange of political dissertations, rough and sweaty sex, explosions and swanky nightclubs. (cinefamily.org)

Set in the near future, a small gang of revolutionary students are hidden away by a small-time thief. While they are hiding, all but the thief take turns having sex with an unhappy (and perhaps unwilling) girl who has had the misfortune to get involved with them. Through news reports, they discover that someone has been terrorizing police stations and communist headquarters in Japan just as they had hoped to do. (ONiE)

A delirious roman porno re-imagining of Branded to Kill from Atsushi Yamatoya, scripted by Yôzô Tanaka, both Branded to Kill's screenwriters and Suzuki's regular collaborators. (Asian DVD Club)

After a "play" rape with their complicit girlfriends, a group of students wants to try a real rape. At the university, taken over by student activists, they find a female militant with whom to put into practice their plan.

14-year-old Nakamura is sexually abused by her stepfather. She invents a friend who is coming to her rescue when she really needs it.