Released: 1969.
Genres: Drama.
Countries: Japan.
Language: Japanese.
Color: Black and White

In the 1920s, the anarchist revolutionary Sakae is financially supported by his wife, the journalist Itsuko. He spends his time doing nothing but philosophizing about political systems and free love and visiting his lovers Yasuko and former feminist Noe. He conveniently defends three principles for a relationship between a man and a woman: they should be financially independent (although he is not); they should live in different places; and they should be free to ha...

Released: 1969.
Genres: Drama.
Countries: Japan.
Language: Japanese.
Color: Black and White

In the 1920s, the anarchist revolutionary Sakae is financially supported by his wife, the journalist Itsuko. He spends his time doing nothing but philosophizing about political systems and free love and visiting his lovers Yasuko and former feminist Noe. He conveniently defends three principles for a relationship between a man and a woman: they should be financially independent (although he is not); they should live in different places; and they should be free to have sex with other people. Eiko is sexually active with various men. Her friend, Wada, and they usually play weird games using a camera while reading about Osugi and Ito.