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Cruel Story of Youth (1960)

A harsh young man seduces a freeloading young woman and eventually takes advantage of her knack for hitchhiking to rob middle-class men.

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Kevin K 16 May 2011

A very interesting Japanese classic. Emotionally daring and realisticly cruel.

Private U 22 Jan 2008

In a way its your conventional youth-is-doomed movie, with the driftless young couple getting their just desserts in the end, but it's really a reflection on society and so on and so forth--but on the other hand it has a unique feel to it, not only because Oshima does a great job in telling the story, but because it doesn't really hold any punches. You can feel for the couple but still roll your eyes at how stupid they're being--in similar but lesser movies you spend a lot of time just doing the latter.

Azka A 06 Jun 2008

surprising to see this film come out of 1960's Japan.

Jason J 24 May 2011

Sex, crime ... and a shockingly violent ending.

Adam S 23 Apr 2011

One of Oshima's most accessible films of the New Wave era, with beautiful wide-screen color photography, and a devastating portrait of post-war wanderlust and confusion in Japan's next generation.