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Love & Pop (1998)

Tokyo schoolgirl Hiromi and her friends engage in a practice known as enjo kosai, or "compensated dating", where older men pay young girls for dates. Hiromi plunges deeper into this world to raise money for an expensive ring.

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Rick B 07 Oct 2008

The description for Love & Pop doesn't do the film justice. It's much more than a simple look at the "assisted dating" trend. You follow Hiromi through hanging with her friends to dealing with her emotional issues. This journey would seem fairly boring, but Hideaki Anno's directing style makes it more interesting than your typical story of a naive teenager. Much of the camerawork is very experimental and the aspect ratio changes thru-out. The ratio used thru most of the film bothered me at first but I grew accustomed to it fairly quickly.

Meow F 19 Dec 2007

A fascinating and critical look at the lower side of Japanese society, as told by EVangelon director Anno Hideaki.

Sarah S 28 Sep 2008

Clearly the person who made this hates Enjo Kosai and wants girls to stop doing it. So it's totally unrealistic. xD It was very interesting anyways, but slightly disturbing. o.0

Armando N 09 Mar 2011

PequeÃ±a rareza asiÃ¡tica del 98, filmada con austera fotografÃa digital y una cÃ¡mara dinÃ¡mica y llamativa que se acomoda en lugares insospechados, prÃ¡cticamente tomando vida propia. No se requieren grandes presupuestos cuando se tiene clara la anÃ (C)cdota que se va a narrar...

Brian Daniel L 11 Nov 2009

This exploration of subsidized dating in Japan is made even more grim by how lighthearted it is on the surface. Just as the name of the movie sounds nice and innocent, so do the characters appear in the beginning, and it is difficult to watch the protagonist get caught in a downward spiral leading all the way to its disturbing but not unexpected conclusion. The cinematography relies on low-budget documentary-style techniques that make the film come across as more raw and realistic, and the acting is so honest that I never once questioned whether these girls could be real people. This kind of realism is daunting, and I felt emotionally invested in the protagonist's highs and lows. It was enough to make me forgive some of the times when the story started to feel a bit incoherent or messy, as well as the occasional slow pacing.