Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade behind the scenes gags

The production team of "Ghost in the Shell" assembled again after 5 years, and was directed by Kiyuki Okura to launch this animation. The beginning of the film gives people the illusion of an action drama, but with the deepening of the plot, the rich and profound connotations of the work are revealed little by little. This is a cruel and beautiful fable. The film depicts a violent and unstable world. The protagonist in the play is a member of the special forces known as "Jin-Roh", through an intricate struggle with traps and traps, survival, justice, love, friendship, and humanity. A series of issues have become the focus of conflict. The huge amount of information, coupled with the director's deliberate avoidance of explicit narrative methods, makes this film a bit puzzling. However, as the audience struggles to mobilize concentration and insight, appreciating the work becomes a journey of reflection, which remains unfinished by the end of the film. The film was selected as one of the top ten films of the year by the Japan Film Professional Awards in 2000 , and was also widely acclaimed internationally.