In the winter of 1922 (Taisho 11), a poet and social activist Nakahama Tetsu returned from a wandering journey to reunite with Furuta Daijiro and other comrades. They organized an anarchist organization “Guillotine Society” dreaming of revolution. For their ideal, they targeted the Prince of Wales who visited Japan, but failed in all their attempts. Matsuura Emile, a soba selling mysterious woman with all foreseeing eyes, comes and goes before them. In September of 1923 (Taisho 12), under martial law, anarchists Osugi Sakae and Ito Noe whom members of Guillotine Society adored were taken by Captain Amakasu of the military police, and killed. When they learned of the murder, members of Guillotine Society swore vengeance, and rose up… Then, transcending time, at a cafe, music rings loud….

Sturm & Drang Tour 2002 is a live DVD documenting KMFDM's Sturm & Drang Tour of 2002 in support of the album Attak. It was the first tour after the band reunited following a 1999 split.

Sturm und Drang is a Finnish-Swedish metal band founded in Vaasa in 2004. Its style is very power metal-focused, but the band's music is also influenced by more traditional heavy metal and hard rock. In Finland and other Nordic countries, the band's record company is Helsinki Music Company and elsewhere in Europe the German GUN Records. The band has received attention thanks to their young age: when the first album was released, Sturm und Drang's members Alexander Ivars, Henkka Kurkiala, Andre Linman, Calle Fahllund and Jeppe Welroos were 15-16 years old.

Directed by Arzén von Cserépy.

This documentary film follows Sturm und Drang, an ensemble involving a number of established musicians, and performances on many music stages in Oslo. Their concerts at places such as Justisen, Krølle kro and Valkyrie restaurant are legendary for everyone who got to experience the concerts.