¡Human Highway[Director's Cut Edition]
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[Machine Translation] Following "Chidori in the Wilderness", "SCUM" and "Punishment Continent USA", the fourth installment of "The World's Darkest and Most Dangerous Dark Films" has finally been released in Japan for the first time as a package! The fourth installment of the "world's darkest and most dangerous dark films" has finally been packaged for the first time in Japan! DEVO turns red at a nuclear waste disposal site! Dennis Hopper goes crazy in the kitchen! Neil Young directs and stars in this comedy about radiation! With the advice and influence of DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh, Neil Young released the 1979 album "RUST NEVER SLEEPS", which was an album that resonated with the punk rock movement that was emerging at the time. The most popular song on the album was "Hey Hey, My My". In the film, Neil Young and DEVO give an intense performance of this song. The film was 88 minutes long when it was first released, but after years of feeling that it was somehow unfinished, Neil Young suddenly released a director's cut version at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, shortened to 80 minutes and edited to a faster pace. --In the film, the town where the members of DEVO work at a waste disposal plant is so contaminated by radiation that they cannot sing Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind," and the main character, an auto mechanic, sings and holds concerts with Native Americans in his dreams, but in the end, a nuclear accident occurs and the earth is destroyed. But in the end, a nuclear accident occurs and the earth ends.
Original Release Year: 1982
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