All about lily chou chou making of documentary

ALL ABOUT LILY CHOU CHOU MAKING OF DOCUMENTARY MOVIE

It features a number of songs that are sung by the fictional rock star Lily Chou-Chou in the film. The soundtrack of Lily Chou-Chou was written and arranged by Takeshi Kobayashi, with vocals by the singer Salyu. After the film's release a synopsis written from the point of view of the main character YР•В«ichi was published online to explain the film's events. Anno later cast Iwai as the lead in his second live-action film, Shiki-Jitsu. It is thought that Iwai was inspired to shoot in digital by his friend, the anime and live-action film director Hideaki Anno, who shot his own digital film entitled Love & Pop, in 1998. Iwai was the first Japanese director to use the, at the time, completely new digital video camera, the Sony HDW-F900 to shoot the film. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2001, and opened in Japan on October 6, 2001. Production on the film began in Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture on August 13, 2000, and ended on November 28, 2000. (The novel is available on CD-ROM, but only in Japanese.) After the main incident in the novel took place, posting was closed and the second phase of the novel started, about the lives of 14-year-olds.

ALL ABOUT LILY CHOU CHOU MAKING OF DOCUMENTARY MOVIE

Readers of the novel were free to post alongside Iwai's characters and interact with each other, indeed this BBS is where some of the content from the movie comes from. On April 1, 2000, Shunji Iwai went live with his internet novel, in the form of a website called Lilyholic, where he posted messages as several characters on the BBS. Until the meeting at the concert, it is left up to the viewer to figure out which characters in the story are posting under what names. The story of Shusuke and Yuichi is paralleled by messages posted to a Lily Chou-Chou message board which are displayed on screen. The whole quagmire comes to a head when Yuichi heads to Tokyo to see a Lily Chou-Chou concert. Things become far worse for everyone when Yuichi is assigned to supervising Shiori Tsuda, whom Shusuke has blackmailed into enjo kР•РЊsai, and another girl is raped by Shusuke's lackeys after unwittingly offending the school's girl gang. He is ridiculed and coerced into doing Shusuke's dirty work, and finds solace only in the ethereal music Lily Chou-Chou makes, and acting as web editor for his fan website. Yuichi, the confused and shy former friend of Shusuke, finds himself sucked into his now-tormentor's gang. An alternative voice, that of the character Sumika Kanzaki, attributes Shusuke's personality change to the collapse of his family's business and his parent's divorce this matches several scenes connecting the decline of Shusuke РІР‚вЂњ who has had to change his name РІР‚вЂњ to divorce. Back at school in September for second term, he takes his place as class bully and shows his newfound power by ruining the lives of his classmates. Once there, Shusuke has a traumatic near-death experience and his personality changes from good-natured to dangerous and manipulative.

The kendo club summer camp training is tough, and Shusuke, Yuichi and some other first-grade boys decide to take a trip to Okinawa.

Yuichi mistakes Shusuke's attractive young mother for his sister.

Shusuke's family is wealthy in comparison to Yuichi's family. Shusuke and Yuichi meet and become friends when they join the kendo club, and Shusuke invites Yuichi to stay over at his house. In elementary school, Shusuke was one of the best students in school, but was picked on by his classmates. The film has a discontinuous storyline, starting midway through the story, just after the second term of junior high school begins, then flashes back to the first term and summer vacation, and then skips back to the present. All About Lily Chou-Chou follows two boys, ShР•В«suke Hoshino and YР•В«ichi Hasumi, from the start of junior middle school when they first meet, and into the eighth grade.

All about lily chou chou making of documentary