давно хотела написать об этом фильме, потому что это...это что-то особенное и неповторимое, нэ?
Голубая весна фильм, который можно назвать действительно японским, в нем есть что-то от Королевской битвы, что-то от Табу( не Рюхей ли?), что-то от фильмов Араки (альтернативная реальность?), а музыка?! какая там музыка.......
содержание на английском
For anyone with delusions that Japanese high schools are orderly and filled with overly studious teens, "Blue Spring" is sure to shatter that idea. "Blue Spring" is a study of teenage nihilism, and while it displays some style and a memorable performance by the male lead, the film never gets beyond its comic book origins and eventually devolves into an overwrought and angst ridden tale.
Our hero is Kujo (Ryuhei Matsuda), who wander aimlessly with his friends doing anything but schoolwork or getting a job. One of their activities is to hang off the school's roof to see who can clap the longest. When Kujo manages to last the longest, he's elected leader of the gang. The only problem is, he doesn't have much taste for enforcing mob rule, preferring to leave the task to his second in command. This raises the ire of his emotional best friend and leads to a neverending set of power plays and rivalries that soon become the daily norm in school life.
What stands out in "Blue Spring" is the performance of Ryuhei Matsuda ("Love Collage") as Kujo. His angelic visage and withdrawn manner makes him an unlikely gang leader, but he has an intense screen presence that draws your attention and steals every scene he's in. Of all the performances in "Blue Spring", his is the one you'll remember the most.
По русски : действия фильма происходят в школе для мальчиков, это странная школа, не подберу слова лучше, стены иссписанны граффити, грязные туалеты, выломанные двери, и порядки здесь сродни клану якудза, твое положение определяет игра, стоя на крыши школы за защитным огорождением ты должен отпустив руки прохлопать в ладоши и успеть схватиться за поручни вновь...
