Japanese New Wave

Eros + Massacre, a classic of the Japanese New Wave
(David Desser, Eros plus Massacre – An Introduction to the Japanese New Wave Cinema)

Nuberu Bagu, the Japanese New Wave, developed at roughly the same time with the French Nouvelle Vague (by the way, the term of Nuberu Bagu is a Japanese pronunciation of Nouvelle Vague), but arose as more of a movement devoted to questioning, analyzing, critiquing and (at times) upsetting social conventions (Wikipedia).

• Let's meet Shôhei Imamura - Endless Desire (1958)
• Oshima, First Encounter, Night of the Killer
• Wakamatsu: United Red Army (2007)
• Oshima, Second Encounter, Death by Hanging
• Oshima, Third Encounter, Max Mon Amour
• Oshima, Fourth Encounter, In the Realm of Senses
• Oshima, Fifth Encounter, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
• Oshima, Missed Encounter. Violence at Noon
• Funeral Procession of Roses (Bara no sôretsu), 1969

(Japanese Cinema)