Tomoya Sato

When in the first few minutes of the film, there is someone jumping off a building, another hanging himself at home, yet another slicing her veins open, and a young man with a gun in his mouth hesitant to do it, you wonder if someone should show this on film. You can imagine that they are scenes pretty hard to watch. Off course the hand-held camera and the nice, but passive woman who documents all this for us don't help to distance ourselves from this cultural plague. (imdb comments)

A soldier, swaddled in body armor, guards the border of his country. This is not an area of tension; nothing warlike happens here; all that comes from across the border over in the enemy land are radio waves carrying the speeches of its leader, Marehito played by Hideyo Amamoto (Yojimbo, Kamen Rider). The soldier's only duty is to monitor these speeches, and he is sick to the teeth of the dictator's raving. In his quarters is a female android, a 'comfort woman' issued him by the governme

A man, living in a humble apartment with his young wife, accidentally pushes her and kills her. The guy is panic-stricken, and first, he tries to hide the body, putting it in the trunk of his car, then he realizes she's "some way" alive (a "living dead" form of life), and she even helps him to kill a cop... or is it just his sick imagination?