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Fighting Elegy (1966)

Kiroku boards with a Roman Catholic family and falls for the daughter Michiko. He ignores his feelings, joins a gang, gets in fights and, eventually, becomes involved with the radical Kita Ikki group.

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Alex B 13 Dec 2012

An appropriately mock-heroic/epic account of paramilitary/fascist training/education/repression, that turns serious in the end. Evidently Tarantino stole a lot from it for Kill Bill (which is a worse film), naturally missing the point. Compare with Fight Club and The White Ribbon(!).

Wade-Hahn C 02 Dec 2007

He plays piano with his penis and ends up masturbating three times before getting into a massive melee because he's thinking of the girl he likes too much. Oh yeah, and great satire of nationalism. What the heck isn't there to like?

Espen B 19 Nov 2007

Amazing. I didn't think anything could be better than "Youth Of The Beast". I was wrong.

Ryan B 07 Jul 2008

The Japanese Dr. Strangelove, although with a more thoughtful ending. Suzuki preaches the superiority of humanism and relationships over lesser ideals, like religion and nationalism. And the main character plays the piano with his dick.

Geir F 13 Feb 2008

An energetic, riotously funny piece of seishun eiga that pokes fun at rampant nationalism and raging hormones all at the same time. Suzuki swings for the bleachers, like always, and hits most of the balls with style and grace this time. Superb stuff!