My Name Is Harlequin(1988)

My Name Is Harlequin is a film about a charismatic drifter and his gang of self-styled vigilantes, the "wolves," who operate from a roadside encampment near the city. They roam at night seeking confrontation, targeting metalheads and fascists under the guise of ideological justice, enforcing their brutal code of the strong. Harlequin himself wrestles with grander philosophical questions, attempting to reconcile his violent lifestyle with deeper moral principles. When the gang encounters rivals with their own competing order and vision, their reckless pursuit of thrills spirals into genuine tragedy. The film explores the tension between youthful rebellion, moral justification, and the real consequences of violence.