Throw Away Your Books, Rally In The Streets (Sho o suteyo machi e deyou)

A film concerned with ending film itself by breaking all conventions of film. Why? It already tells you in the title, to throw away your books and rally in the streets. Books (and film, and games, and media in general) are important to be clear, but what is the reason…

reibureibu

The film will be over soon, and no one will remember me. When it ends only the white screen remains. indescribable feeling that can only come from watching something this good

amanda :(

The soundtrack to this alone is worth the time and trouble to find it, but holy hell, what a wild film. Brutal, bizarre, and scathing. edited 11/13/16

Sally Jane Black

I’m not going to lie, I watched this because the title seemed cool. In hindsight I wish I had read up on some context first... Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets is the ultimate rebellious film. Any and every convention (political, social, cinematic) is not only…

PopcornIdeology

Trying to imagine freedom when there's so little around you. An impressive achievement in how it constant moves around opposite feelings/ideas/strategies in a manner that doesn't cancel them out, but make them inform and enrich each other. An affirmative movie in the middle…

Filipe Furtado

I love this film with all my heart, so here is an embarrassing story related to a screening of Throw Away Your Books Rally In The Streets that I had a few years back. So it was spring break at my university but the campus was still open for students but it was mostly dead…

Kane Le-Petit

basically just a really long japanese punk music video and imagine showing your parents this 😭

meyi

Existential angst and societal unrest intertwine on streets too loud to be understood, too bright to be ignored. Overload senses immerse in a psychedelic flood, every scream is a defiant rebellion, a raw outcry echoing through the madness. It seems like it's supposed to be…

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One of the very few films I consider to be absolutely life-changing

Hibiscus