No. Director T.F. Mou has recently debunked it in a biographical documentary currently in production.
The cat was covered in colored honey and then thrown into the rat pit, where the rats simply licked the honey off the cat. If one has the stomach to look closely at the scene, you'll see that the rats never bite the cat, the blood has the consistency and color of dyed honey, the cat never develops any realistic looking flesh wounds and the cat never fully stops moving.
Mou has simply shied away from the topic in the past because he believes it hypocritical to be upset over a cat when the point of his film is to show the desecration of humanity by other humans.
The cat was covered in colored honey and then thrown into the rat pit, where the rats simply licked the honey off the cat. If one has the stomach to look closely at the scene, you'll see that the rats never bite the cat, the blood has the consistency and color of dyed honey, the cat never develops any realistic looking flesh wounds and the cat never fully stops moving.
Mou has simply shied away from the topic in the past because he believes it hypocritical to be upset over a cat when the point of his film is to show the desecration of humanity by other humans.
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- How long is Man Behind the Sun?1 hour and 45 minutes
- When was Man Behind the Sun released?March 31, 1989
- What is the IMDb rating of Man Behind the Sun?6.1 out of 10
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- Who are the characters in Man Behind the Sun?Lt. Gen. Shiro Ishii
- What is the plot of Man Behind the Sun?Japanese troops round up Chinese and Russian prisoners of war and take them to unit 731, where they're horribly tortured and experimented on to test new biological weapons.
- What is Man Behind the Sun rated?Not Rated
- What genre is Man Behind the Sun?Drama, Historical Drama, Historical, Horror, and War
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