100 Banme no Saru (1986)
How it feels
This film adapts a New Age parable about a group of monkeys learning to wash food. It uses this story to argue that when enough individuals adopt a new behavior, it spreads spontaneously to others, even across islands. The message is meant to inspire collective action for social change like the antinuclear movement.
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