Electric Dragon 80.000 V

A few years before Shinya Tsukamoto realized the aesthetic manifesto with the first Tetsuo in 1989, Gakuryû Ishii, still called Sogo, paved the way of cyberpunk in 1982 with Burst City. His camera was on the side of the marginalized, the resistors to a totalitarian society through the prism of rock considered as the ultimate prop. It is this same energy that still inhabits him some twenty years later, when he comes to settle the accounts of this trend in a medium-length film in sublime black and white, with a soundtrack ready to burst your eardrums, with the irresistible phlegm of Tadanobu Asano as a human shield. Fashions fly away, energy remains.