I Want to Be a Shellfish

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"I Want to Be a Shellfish" is a Japanese anti-war drama, originally written for television by screenwriter Shinobu Hashimoto, that explores the moral anguish of a soldier facing execution for war crimes he did not commit.

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instanceOf Japanese anti-war drama
Japanese television drama
television film
antiWar true
basedOnEvent aftermath of World War II
countryOfOrigin Japan
creator Shinobu Hashimoto NERFINISHED
depicts execution of soldiers
psychological torment of an accused soldier
war crimes trials
genre anti-war film
drama
war drama
mainTheme capital punishment
injustice
moral anguish
responsibility of soldiers
war crimes
moralQuestion individual guilt versus systemic responsibility in war
narrativeFocus a Japanese soldier facing execution for war crimes he did not commit
originalLanguage Japanese
originalMedium television
period 20th century Japanese television drama
perspective Japanese soldier
screenplayBy Shinobu Hashimoto NERFINISHED
screenwriter Shinobu Hashimoto NERFINISHED
setting post–World War II Japan

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Shinobu Hashimoto notableWork I Want to Be a Shellfish