Collection poster The Aum Shinrikyo Collection

The Aum Shinrikyo Collection

2 movies
2
Movies
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Total Revenue
7.1
IMDb Rating
4 h 27 min
Total Runtime
1998–2001
Release Years
Documentary
Genres

Franchice cast

Hiroshi Araki
Hiroshi Araki
In 2 movies
"The Aum Shinrikyo Collection" is a two-part film series directed by Tatsuya Mori. The collection documents the experiences of individuals who remained with the Aum Shinrikyo cult following the Tokyo sarin gas attacks. These films offer a perspective on the aftermath of the attacks, focusing on the experiences of those who had found solace within the group, unaware of the destructive intentions of their leader.

Spanning from 1998 to 2001, the collection comprises two films with a total runtime of 267 minutes. The films have a combined budget and revenue of zero. "A" (1998) is 136 minutes long, while "A2" (2001) has a runtime of 131 minutes.

The series provides a look at the personal narratives of those connected to the cult in the wake of the attacks. The collection’s total budget was zero and its total revenue was also zero.
A 1

A

1998 136 min ★ 6.8

This documentary examines Aum Shinrikyo, a Buddhist sect led by Shoko Asahara, between September 1996 and November 1997. It covers the sect's reaction to media attention, the trials following the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack,…

Released
A2 2

A2

2001 131 min ★ 7.3

A2 follows director Tatsuya Mori's film A (1998), offering a stark look inside the compound of Japan's Aum Shinrikyo cult following the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin gas attacks. Many followers were unaware of the planned…

Released