Main Line to Terror

The story follows Akiyama, an intern who is appalled by the noise pollution generated by Japan's bullet trains. He becomes determined to take action against the Japan National Railway, threatening to derail a train if measures to reduce noise are not implemented. The film dives into the psychological effects of environmental disturbances on vulnerable populations, particularly older patients in hospitals.

Supported by a notable cast including Masaomi Kondo, Jirō Tamiya, and Meiko Kaji, Main Line to Terror showcases a unique narrative that reflects societal issues of its time. The film's themes, rooted in environmental concerns, resonate with contemporary audiences and collectors who appreciate cinema that challenges the status quo. Its connection to modern-day discussions about noise pollution and urban living makes it relevant beyond its release year.