Packet 3: Tossup 4

A 1987 documentary titled for this sort of person follows a man who exchanges pleasantries with a series of elderly men, (-5[1])before suddenly saying he will beat them up if they don’t confess to their (15[1])war crimes on camera. (15[1])The sexual transgression of children overlords (15[1])is depicted in a 1970 Shūji Terayama film that inspired an album titled for one of these people associated with “tomato ketchup” by Stereolab. (15[3])The pitched-down (15[2])verse “where are you going?” (15[2])from a 1973 musical movie repeats in the song “Providence” by a band named for this sort of person. (-5[1])A (15[1])1976 documentary about the Japanese bōsōzoku subculture follows a (*) biker gang named for this (-5[1])sort of person. Danny Boyle cut 28 Days Later to the soundscape of an album by a band named for this sort of person, but couldn’t procure soundtrack rights to their song “East Hastings” from their debut album F♯ (10[1])A♯ ∞ (“F sharp A sharp infinity”). For 10 points, a Bernardo Bertolucci film about Henry Puyi is titled for the “last” (10[1])of what rulers? ■END■ (10[1])

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