¡The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys
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[Machine Translation] Produced and Starring: Jodie Foster A complete film adaptation of the first and last novel by the genius novelist Chris Furman! The painfully sad story of 14 year old boys' pure, yet unexciting days. The long-awaited first Blu-ray release of this coming-of-age masterpiece in Japan! The film adaptation of the semi-autobiographical novel "After School Gangsters" by Chris Furman, who passed away at the young age of 31. Academy Award-winning actor, director and producer, Jodie Foster, was so moved by the pure innocence of the 14-year-old boys in the story that she agreed to produce and star in the film herself! This is the first feature-length film directed by Peter Kare, who is known for his R.E.M. music clips. The film is also directed by Todd McFarlane, the creator of "Spawn" and the American comic book master who created "Batman" and "The Amazing Spider-Man". Jodie has chosen Emile Hirsch, who makes his screen debut in this film, and Kieran Culkin (The Cider House Rules, 1999, The Prescription for a 17-Year-Old, 2002) to play the roles of two men who are cruel and cruel to each other because they don't feel alive. The film is about a group of boys who have no sense of life, play cruel games, and get into trouble. When the film was released in the U.S., it was acclaimed as the "Stand By Me of the 21st century. --Francis Doyle is a 14-year-old boy who attends a strict Catholic school. He and his best friends Tim, Wade, and Joey are on the verge of an energy explosion at this conservative school. Drinking and smoking are commonplace, and they are always getting into trouble, making them the apple of the principal's eye. Francis is obsessed with Margie, whom he has recently started dating, and enjoys drawing comic books in which he and his four heroes take on the principal as the evil boss. However, the principal finds out about the comic and suspends them from school. In order to get back at the school, they play a prank...
Original Release Year: 2001
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