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Back at school in September for second term, he takes his place as class bully and shows his newfound power by ruining the lives of his classmates. Once there, Hoshino has a traumatic near-death experience and his personality changes from good-natured to dangerous and manipulative. The kendo club summer camp training is tough, and Hoshino, Hasumi and some other first-grade boys decide to take a trip to Okinawa. Hasumi mistakes Hoshino's attractive young mother for his sister. Hoshino's family is wealthy in comparison to Hasumi's family. Hoshino and Hasumi meet and become friends when they join the kendo club, and Hoshino invites Hasumi to stay over at his house. In elementary school, Hoshino was one of the best students in school, but was picked on by his classmates. The film has a discontinuous storyline, starting midway through the story, just after the second term of junior high school begins, then flashes back to the first term and summer vacation, and then skips back to the present. Growing is, without a doubt, not easy.All About Lily Chou-Chou follows two boys, Shuusuke Hoshino and Yuichi Hasumi, from the start of junior high school when they first meet, and into second grade. But 'Aoi' is brilliant in its own right by adhering so steadily to an ethos of bleakness and loss. It should be seen back to back to Miike's 'Crows Zero' that is a take of the same concept in a much more fanciful and less bleak way. 'Aoi Haru' is realistic despite being a very artistic movie. The focus is strongly placed on the young actors and they truly do shine.

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Grownups are not absent but they appear sparingly and only the little person teacher that teaches the boys how to water flowers is a positive influence. All people that are adrift without guidelines. Apart from these two leads there are minor characters that are equally interesting such as the sickly boy fascinated with worms (that despite being so peaceful frightens Kujo because he has a purpose), a psychopath in the making, the boy that wants to go to Koshien.

ALL ABOUT LILY CHOU CHOU VIETSUB MOVIE

Ryuhei cutting Araki's hair as they discuss what to do when they grow up is surprisingly moving and the climax of the movie brings it all home in a painful but excellent way.

Juvenile delinquents or not the human aspect of boys in a sticky situation provides reasons for the viewer to see past the almost intrinsic seediness of it all. A strong soundtrack adds to the impression of things going wrong in an artistic way. Arai (Hirofumi) is also very competent as the bosom body whose fall out seals his descent into darkness.

The clapping game will have anyone hold their breath and is shot in such a way as to make it even more disturbing. Matsuda (Kujo) gives a stunning performance, his cool demeanor matches sociopathic tendencies very well and make him believable as a ruthless and detached young man with little interest even in his own life.

It is against this background that the main story unfolds: a friendship between two boys gone wrong. Violence runs rampant but is handled soberly by a camera that know just how much to show to elicit a reaction. Dreams are hinted at only to be thoroughly dashed. The school-ground is a yakuza recruiting ground in the most literal of ways and the initiation into gangs is not so much a temporary revolt from troubled teens as it is a preparation for a life of crime. A movie that makes something of a pun on the word 'adolescence' (together the kanji for 'ao' and 'haru' read as 'adolescence') cannot help but make considerations about the future but these are without a doubt not promising. The almost ruined school with its dingy rooms and dense graffiti is not just the set to the action, it seems to represent the characters' lack of prospects. 'Aoi Haru' is a very bleak movie that derives its beauty precisely from the haunting sense of nihilism.

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