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by bobbarker31 » Thu Jan 20, 2005 10:41 pm
How do I say it.... the story is several things....
One, it is an alternate retelling of the fairy tale Red Riding Hood... the old version, where the wolf eats the little girl - the end.
Two, it is an alternate tale of post-war Japan in the 1950's...Japan was far from a quiet place at the time... the society was convulsing as it moved from a rural to an urban society... unemployment was rampent... student radicals clashed in the streets... I think during this time a prime minster candidate was killed on TV during a debate.... All of the weapons employed by the special tactic units are German WWII vintage....MG42 machine guns.. helmets... vehicles.... stylistically... it is something that never existed....except in an alternate history..., but this is never made clear...
The Wolf's brigade is a unit that does....the necessary things to maintain the society... They do the things that are not appreciated to be talked about in the light of day, but their effects are appreciated... The government of course would like them to disappear as things come to an end, but such people are not easily oblige.
I'd go back and watch it a couple of times... it does hold up to repeat viewings. Were you asking why Kazuki Fuse does what he does, especially at the end? Fuse did love her...but his job was to eliminate terrorists... no matter what the circumstances... The movie focuses on how he handles the conflicting war in his head.... He is still a feeling emotional person who is trying to reconcile what he has to do and still maintain his humanity...
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