Report from Haneda

This documentary highlights the 1967 protests against Japan’s collaboration with the US and the Vietnam War. Made by a group of student and worker activists, it captures the intense atmosphere of dissent and the struggle against authority. The film takes a critical stance against mainstream television news coverage, offering a detailed investigation into the fatal clashes between protesters and police.

By focusing on the killing of a young protester, Report from Haneda serves as a poignant critique of governmental violence and repression. The raw and unfiltered portrayal of these events provides a unique perspective on activism during a time of social upheaval. Collectors of political documentaries or those interested in historical events may find this film's content significant and thought-provoking.