Women Hell Song

The film follows Okayo, an outlaw also known as Benten, who is marked by a tattoo of the Buddhist Goddess of Love. As she evades her pursuers seeking to claim her tattoo as a bounty, she finds refuge with Seigaku, a mysterious shakuhachi player adorned with his own tattoo of Kisshoten, the Goddess of Prosperity.

With a runtime of 70 minutes, Women Hell Song explores themes of survival and identity against the backdrop of Japan's pinku-eiga movement. The film features performances from Tamaki Katori, Jiro Kokubu, and Noriko Tatsumi, among others, showcasing a blend of crime and drama that reflects the era's unique cinematic approach.