How Japanese provocateur Sion Sono made Nicolas Cage’s wildest film
“When I was 17, I joined a cult because I was completely skint,” Sion Sono casually tells me, via an interpreter, from his home in Tokyo. “I didn’t have any money to buy food. Before I joined, a cult member told me that food would be provided. I really enjoyed eating there – but I didn’t enjoy all the things that came with it.” In order to escape, he had to join another cult. “Love Exposure and Suicide Club were heavily influenced by my experiences there.”
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