Legendary auteur Shinya Tsukamoto is ditching body horror for a haunting Vietnam War drama. His latest film, "Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?", trades surrealism for raw psychological warfare.

No explosions: Just pure, claustrophobic moral reckoning. The focus: A veteran’s internal decay. The vibe: Visceral, uncomfortable, and deeply existential.

Tsukamoto is redefining Japanese cinema by confronting the brutal reality of foreign conflict.