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ACTOR
Satoshi TsumabukiMasanobu AndôYûta KanaiAsami Mizukawa
DIRECTOR
Sang-il Lee
SYNOPSICS
69 (2004) is a Japanese movie. Sang-il Lee has directed this movie. Satoshi Tsumabuki,Masanobu Andô,Yûta Kanai,Asami Mizukawa are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2004. 69 (2004) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
A group of rebellious teenagers cause mischief and disorder in a 1969 Sasebo, Nagasaki, Japan as a result of tensions from their school and a US military base.
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69 (2004) Reviews
"Japanese Pie"
This movie is set in Japan in year 1969. and it shows a group of teenage boys whose main obsessions are beautiful girls and rock and roll. Under the new wave of freedom and liberty in those years, they want to organize a school festival like the ones in America and in the same time in protest to the Vietnamese war. The main characters are Yazaki and Adama, both mischievous and trouble-makers. Adama falls in love with "Lady Jane", a beautiful girl by the name of Kazuko Matsui and he wants to impress her as the leader of the group that's organizing the festival. The movie is fun, but I wouldn't really recommend it unless you've watched other Japanese movies before and if you're not into their inside jokes and sense of humor, because otherwise you won't find the movie really that fun.
69: Funny and Entertaining.
I saw 69 at the International Filmfestival Rotterdam and I was very curious how this film would be. The story is about a boy named Ken, who want's to organize a film- and music festival to impress the prettiest girl in school. The film contains a lot of funny and beautiful moments. The scene where Ken first really meat his girl of his dreams is very beautiful. She walks through a school passage, the floor is full with rose leaves and they also fall out of the air. The film contains a lot of this kind of dreams that Ken has. Also the crazy gymnastics teacher is very funny. He's hitting and kicking Ken all the time, which makes you laugh all the time. 69 was the best film I saw in Rotterdam and I'd like to see the other films of Lee Sang-il also.