A-Girl [エー・ガール]
High-school student Mariko and her elder sister Mayu are forced out of their apartment by a fire and move in with their landlord. Mariko meets the landlord's handsome son, Natsume, who is also a model. They fall in love but break up when Mariko discovers that Natsume is seeing other girls. Eventually, they are reunited, and the end credits roll. A-Girl has no dialog and is performed against a background of Japanese pop songs composed by Okada Tooru and sung in English! by SEIKA. Intertiles provide continuity, like in old silent films. (Source: Orphan Fansubs)
The main thought I had while watching "A-Girl" is that I bet this is someone's favorite show. It's sort of a Minimum Viable Favorite Anime, which got me thinking about what that means. There is not a whole lot to this. Not to imply that there's not much to silent film, but this is a silent film, so it conveys its…
Leer completa ↗This film presents us a gentle approach to the subject of romance and relationships. First thing that comes to you at the start of this film is the immediate strong musical presence, that is only complimented by the visual presentation. That already sets this film apart from many other anime and films. However in…
Leer completa ↗This anime isn't for everyone and was probably not intended for the masses. It is a piece of high art. Story: The story is fine and relatable if you are familiar with anime tropes of the time and can follow the storyline. This anime is dense and doesn't tell you anything. It wants you to perceive the storyline rather…
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