Credited cast: | |||
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Maki Sakai | ... | Mieko Toyama |
Arata Iura | ... | Hiroshi Sakaguchi (as Arata) | |
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Akie Namiki | ... | Hiroko Nagata |
Gô Jibiki | ... | Tsuneo Mori | |
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Shima Ohnishi | ... | Kunio Bando |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Maria Abe | ||
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Tomori Abe | ... | Michiyo Kaneko |
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Anri Ban | ... | Fusako Shigenobu |
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Kenji Date | ||
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Yuki Fujii | ||
Yoshio Harada | ... | (voice) | |
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Len Hisa | ||
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Megumi Ichinose | ||
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Keigo Kasuya | ||
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Junpei Kawa |
A story about the rise and fall of United Red Army, a real life 70s short-lived Japanese armed revolutionary communist movement similar to more famous Red Brigades in Italy or Baader-Meinhof Group (a.k.a. Red Army Faction) in West Germany. Written by Anonymous
HUT BEATINGS: THE MOTION PICTURE (aka United Red Army)
If you are a fan of people being beaten in hovels, shacks, or huts, this is the film for you! The movie features at least two shacks where the beatings take place. Every kind of pummeling, pounding, beating happens on screen - INSIDE THE HUTS!
Sometimes the people being beaten are taken outside of the hovel/hut/shack, where they die. Some viewers might be disappointed by that. But don't worry though, most of the action takes place inside the hut.
The film suffers from only one flaw: there is a third hut featured in the last part of the film (kind of a fancier one); unfortunately I don't think anyone was savagely beaten to death inside it.