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100 Years of Torture: The History

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The movie takes place in four periods: the first, a group of female Christians are raped and crucified in 18th century Japan. The second deals with a man who beats his cheating wife and her lover. The third, is set in WW2 where inquisition soldiers torture, rape and abuse female traitors, and the fourth story deals with soldiers raping and abusing suspected female spies.

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What is 100 Years of Torture: The History (1975) about?

The movie takes place in four periods: the first, a group of female Christians are raped and crucified in 18th century Japan. The second deals with a man who beats his cheating wife and her lover. The third, is set in WW2 where inquisition soldiers torture, rape and abuse female traitors, and the fourth story deals with soldiers raping and abusing suspected female spies.

Who stars in 100 Years of Torture: The History?

100 Years of Torture: The History stars Jun Yoshida, Yuki Minami, Sakae Nitta, Tatsuya Nagatomo, Rumiko Sato. The film was directed by Kōji Wakamatsu.

How long is 100 Years of Torture: The History?

100 Years of Torture: The History has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1975.

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