Round 3: Tossup 4

A 1987 documentary titled for this sort of person follows a man who exchanges pleasantries with a series of elderly men, before suddenly saying he will beat them up if they don’t confess to their war crimes on camera. The sexual transgression of children overlords 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[1])The pitched-down (15[1])verse “where are you going?” from a 1973 musical movie repeats in the song “Providence” by a band named for this sort of person. A 1976 documentary about the Japanese bōsōzoku subculture follows a (*) biker gang named for this 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♯ A♯ ∞ (“F sharp A sharp infinity”). For 10 points, a Bernardo Bertolucci film about Henry Puyi is titled for the “last” of what rulers? ■END■

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