1972·Action·1h 29m
7.1
★
A militant revolutionary group is torn apart by betrayal as its members descend into paranoia and sexual decadence.
Directed by Kōji Wakamatsu
eroticism
pink film
IMDB
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Cast
Ken Yoshizawa
October
Rie Yokoyama
Friday
Kōzaburō Onogawa
Saturday
Hidekatsu Shibata
November
Masao Adachi
The February Army #1
Yosuke Yamashita
Pianist
Michio Akiyama
Guitarist
Crew
Kōji Wakamatsu
Director
Masao Adachi
Writer
Kōji Wakamatsu
Producer
Yosuke Yamashita
Music
Popular Reviews
7 reviews
Skibidietienne
3.0★ · 05/04/26
Il y a des choses que j'ai vraiment aimé mais pourquoi ça bz autant
Il y a des choses que j'ai vraiment aimé mais pourquoi ça bz autant
maddie
7.0★ · 01/18/26
#16
forgot to add this when i watched it my bad… really enjoyed this u can see a common theme near the 60/70s of japan of not just liberation but using jazz to do so
ALSO rrly big fan of switching from color to b&w
forgot to add this when i watched it my bad… really enjoyed this u can see a common theme near the 60/70s of japan of not just liberation but using jazz to do so
ALSO rrly big fan of switching from color to b&w
#16
forgot to add this when i watched it my bad… really enjoyed this u can see a common theme near the 60/70s of japan of not just liberation but using jazz to do so
ALSO rrly big fan of switching from color to b&w
forgot to add this when i watched it my bad… really enjoyed this u can see a common theme near the 60/70s of japan of not just liberation but using jazz to do so
ALSO rrly big fan of switching from color to b&w
Nini
9.0★ · 09/08/25
A lone vanguard will change the world. Isn't that right? The people will always be the people. The masses will always be the masses. An independent vanguard will shape the world! October.. im coming, too..
A lone vanguard will change the world. Isn't that right? The people will always be the people. The masses will always be the masses. An independent vanguard will shape the world! October.. im coming, too..
Kayna
8.0★ · 10/19/24
Je ne sais pas comment ça s’appelle mais je crois que c’est mon genre de film favoris
Je ne sais pas comment ça s’appelle mais je crois que c’est mon genre de film favoris
Chip
10.0★ · 05/25/23
Pinku flicks are always a hot bed for political sharpness that reaches far beyond their peers or achieve a visual aesthetic that their contemporaries can't quite provide. This is no exception and is perhaps one of the great achievements in the genre for both politics and visual form. A real shame that often this type of movie is overlooked or underappreciated simply because it has an overtly sexual nature. Sex is one of the most political and visually enticing things humans do, why not celebrate that?
Burning vibrant color of passion and love. The only true experience of vision we experience. Truly chaotic filmmaking.
Burning vibrant color of passion and love. The only true experience of vision we experience. Truly chaotic filmmaking.
Pinku flicks are always a hot bed for political sharpness that reaches far beyond their peers or achieve a visual aesthetic that their contemporaries can't quite provide. This is no exception and is perhaps one of the great achievements in the genre for both politics and visual form. A real shame that often this type of movie is overlooked or underappreciated simply because it has an overtly sexual nature. Sex is one of the most political and visually enticing things humans do, why not celebrate that?
Burning vibrant color of passion and love. The only true experience of vision we experience. Truly chaotic filmmaking.
Burning vibrant color of passion and love. The only true experience of vision we experience. Truly chaotic filmmaking.