Pig-Chicken Suicide

About This Movie

Pig-Chicken Suicide is a really intense experience, blending drama and horror in a way that’s hard to forget. The storytelling is raw, focusing on two Koreans in Japan facing brutal racial discrimination. Matsui doesn’t hold back; the film’s visuals can be pretty shocking, featuring graphic scenes of animal slaughter that serve a larger symbolic purpose. The pacing feels unsteady, mirroring the characters' chaotic lives. There’s this surreal layer throughout that adds to the discomfort. Performances are gritty and grounded; you really feel the weight of their struggles. It’s a film that stays with you long after it ends, and it kind of challenges you to think about the implications of its themes on identity and societal violence.

Intense visual storytelling · Themes of racial discrimination · Surreal atmosphere