"Blending widescreen cinematography with digital video, Junk Food casts an unblinking but painterly eye over the darkest, most brutal fringes of contemporary Japanese society. Junk Food depicts the hitherto unseen world of aberrant sexuality and savage violence that emerges when the sun goes down and clean, orderly Tokyo exposes its sordid underbelly"--Kino web site.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1997. Special features: Interview with director Masashi Yamamoto ; Theatrical trailer ; TV spot ; Trailer gallery ; Stills gallery.