Alienated students, radical terrorists, and free-love anarchists populate many of the films of Kijû Yoshida, one of Japan’s most preeminent directors. A key player in the Japanese New Wave of the ‘60s, alongside fellow rebel directors like Nagisa Oshima and Masahiro Shinoda, Yoshida’s films in this period were driven by a youthful energy and jaggedly confrontational edge. The...