Todo sobre Lily Chou-Chou

Título original: Riri Shushu no subete

2001
Unrated
2h 26min

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La agitada vida de unos estudiantes adolescentes para los que la música de ensueño de la cantante Lily Chou-Chou es la única forma de escapar de una sociedad alienante, violenta e insensible... Leer todoLa agitada vida de unos estudiantes adolescentes para los que la música de ensueño de la cantante Lily Chou-Chou es la única forma de escapar de una sociedad alienante, violenta e insensible.La agitada vida de unos estudiantes adolescentes para los que la música de ensueño de la cantante Lily Chou-Chou es la única forma de escapar de una sociedad alienante, violenta e insensible.

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

Trivia
At one point a character describes Hoshino's mom as looking like Izumi Inamori. This is the actress that plays Hoshino's mom.

Citas
Yûichi Hasumi: For me, only Lily is real.

Créditos curiosos
The opening takes the form of social media messages from a number of people, depicted as though they were being typed at the moment, using a QWERTY keyboard but with Japanese installed as the language. providing assorted viewpoints of Lily and her impact. This is repeated at the end credits. Also, although the film is in Japanese, the end credits are in both Japanese and English.

Versiones alternativas
There are two versions available. Runtimes are: "2h 26m(146 min)" and "2h 37m(157 min) (original cut)".

Conexiones
Referenced in Kill Bill. La venganza (volumen 1) (2003)

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8/10

Filmmaking at its best

This is a film that makes you feel more than it makes you think. Combination of poetic images and magnificent music takes you to a new level of emotion. Iwai used emotional space of each characters as well as physical space very well throughout the entire film, it is hard not to make connection with them. This is what the cinema is all about in my humble opinion. Emotions be felt by images and sound.