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6.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb19811h 39mJapan

Scars of the Sun

太陽のきずあと

Synopsis

In a night painted with raw, incendiary desire, the story follows Shuhei as he slips from a morbid funeral into a world pulsing with illicit passions. At the seductive bar "EDEN," sultry whispers and heady intoxication set the stage for heated encounters—moments charged with forbidden attraction. An awkward, yet intensely charged reunion with his estranged brother in a steamy hotel room sparks a domino effect of erotic interludes, igniting wild nights at a pulsating disco and secret rendezvous at a coastal villa. Here, simmering rivalries and envious longings flare into explosive encounters, culminating in a searing, tumultuous climax where the boundaries between lust and violence vanish in a frenzy of physical, unrestrained ecstasy.

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Scars of the Sun 太陽のきずあと (directed by Chusei Sone, 1981) TrailerOfficial

Type: Trailer • Published 2026-05-26

Release History & Theatrical Window

4K UHD / Blu-ray Debut

July 27, 2026

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Chūsei Sone
Screenplay & Story
Chūsei Sone, Toshimichi Saeki, Nanae Shimada, Yūji Tanaka, Toshio Okada
Original Score
Toru Hatano
Original Title
太陽のきずあと
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Runtime
1h 39m
Production Studios
Toei Central Film

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Chūsei Sone

Screenplay & Story

Chūsei Sone, Toshimichi Saeki, Nanae Shimada, Yūji Tanaka, Toshio Okada

Original Score & Music

Toru Hatano

Director of Photography

Akira Shiizuka

Film Editing

Kiyoaki Saitō

Producers

Atsushi Mihori, Ryuhei Nishimura

Department Leadership Roster

Chūsei Sone

Chūsei Sone

Director

Chūsei Sone

Chūsei Sone

Screenplay

Toshimichi Saeki

Screenplay

Nanae Shimada

Screenplay

Yūji Tanaka

Screenplay

Toshio Okada

Screenplay

Akira Shiizuka

Director of Photography

Kiyoaki Saitō

Editor

Toru Hatano

Original Music Composer

Atsushi Mihori

Producer

Ryuhei Nishimura

Producer

Age Classification & Content Advisories

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International Certification Matrix

United Kingdom (BBFC)18

Suitable only for adults 18 years and over.

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What is Scars of the Sun about?

In a night painted with raw, incendiary desire, the story follows Shuhei as he slips from a morbid funeral into a world pulsing with illicit passions. At the seductive bar "EDEN," sultry whispers and heady intoxication set the stage for heated encounters—moments charged with forbidden attraction. An awkward, yet intensely charged reunion with his estranged brother in a steamy hotel room sparks a domino effect of erotic interludes, igniting wild nights at a pulsating disco and secret rendezvous at a coastal villa. Here, simmering rivalries and envious longings flare into explosive encounters, culminating in a searing, tumultuous climax where the boundaries between lust and violence vanish in a frenzy of physical, unrestrained ecstasy.

Who directed Scars of the Sun?

Scars of the Sun was directed by Chūsei Sone.

Who stars in Scars of the Sun?

The principal cast of Scars of the Sun includes Kenichi Kaneda, Satoshi Sadanaga, Mirai Hayashi, Koji Tanaka, Ken Ogata.

When was Scars of the Sun released and how long is it?

Scars of the Sun was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 1h 39m.

Who composed the musical score for Scars of the Sun?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Scars of the Sun was composed by Toru Hatano.

What is the age rating and content advisory for Scars of the Sun?

Scars of the Sun holds official age classifications: GB: 18 (Suitable only for adults 18 years and over.).