¡Gekieiga Hiko Shonen Series (Showa no Meisaku Library 161)
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] What did young people seek in the 1960s and 1970s? The film "Juvenile Delinquent" sharply depicts the reality of delinquency caused by the pressure of exam competition with a documentary touch, "Juvenile Delinquent: The Scream of the Rising Sun" depicts the boys who seek a place in society and unleash their wild adolescent energy, and "Juvenile Delinquent: The Fortress of Youth" co-stars Takeo Jii and Masatsugu Ishibashi. The first DVD release of the film includes the three feature films, "Juvenile Delinquent: The Fortress of Youth," a coming-of-age film co-starring Takeo Jii and Shoji Ishibashi about two young men seeking their own way of life while resisting the label of "delinquency" as a self-defeating social construct. Included in the special features are the theatrical trailers "Juvenile Delinquent" and "Juvenile Delinquent: Fortress of Youth". A commentary is included. [This is a documentary-style film that depicts juvenile crime, which was becoming a social problem in the early 1960s, through the realities of juveniles who gradually became delinquents due to the severe examination wars. The Cries of the Rising Sun" [June 3, 1967 / 90 min / B&W]: A unique and unique work that dramatically depicts the youth of the time in a unique way through the many delinquent acts and energy of young people who have returned to society after being released from juvenile reformatories. Juvenile Delinquent: A Fortress for the Young [April 4, 1970 / 89 min / Color]: A unique coming-of-age film that contrasts the turbulent youth of the 1970s and depicts two young people who earnestly and genuinely seek a way of life while rebelling against the label of delinquency that society has given them.
Original Release Year: 1964/67/70
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