Grandson of a Monster

This documentary features prominent figures including Shinzo Abe and Yoshihide Suga, alongside insights from Martin Fackler and Kanji Furutachi. It tackles themes of Japanese politics and the complex lineage that shaped Abe's governance style.

Through a blend of black humor and satirical elements, the film reveals how Abe’s upbringing and his grandfather’s teachings influenced his political stance. It sheds light on the controversial aspects of Abe's tenure and the ramifications of his policies in Japan's political landscape.

Collectors of political documentaries will find this film a striking exploration of leadership and legacy in Japan. Its unique narrative approach and critical perspective on historical figures make it a noteworthy entry in contemporary documentary filmmaking.