Ryugo Nakamura

When a single mother suffers a nervous breakdown, she is suspected of child abuse and her child is taken away. Her mental suffering escalates as she succumbs to her darkest fantasies.

A high school boy becomes a truant. His teacher Ryota finds many anti-base signs in his house. Ryota and his journalist friends look for dugongs for an article, and happen to know a terrifying ritual of Henoza... where the US Base will be relocated

A high school boy becomes a truant. His teacher Ryota finds many anti-base signs in his house. Ryota and his journalist friends look for dugongs for an article, and happen to know a terrifying ritual of Henoza... where the US Base will be relocated

This drama depicts a boy's coming of age against the backdrop of Okinawa's food culture. Director Nakamura Ryugo was born in 1996. He made this film, his feature debut, when he was just fourteen years old. Okinawa has an old tradition of eating a goat for celebratory occasions. But that culture is starting to fade in urban areas. Yuto (Uehara Soji), a sixth grader living in Naha, spends his winter vacation in the countryside town where his grandparents reside. He receives a shock when he sees the goat raised by his grandfather killed by locals.

Some short horror B film from Nakamura Ryugo previously unreleased that came with the Yagi no Bouken DVD.

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