Who are the humans and who are the wolves in society?
Jin-Roh is based upon a re-imagining of the history of post-war Japan. In this version economic growth led to huge gaps between the rich and poor, caused a crime wave and led to protests and an insurgency against the government. The capital police were a special unit created to restore order.<br /><br />The movie has several themes. One is the repression of the state. That’s emphasized by the special unit which have armor, helmets and weapons that make them appear like futuristic Nazi storm troopers. Another is regret as the main character a policeman named Kazuki Fuse is haunted by the death of a young girl he witnessed. Next, is the struggle for power which is only revealed at the end after a big plot twist. That definitely caught me by surprise and was some good writing. Finally, the story plays upon the fable of Red Riding Hood by asking who are the humans and who are the wolves in society. It’s all very well done.
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