69

Year: 2004

Runtime: 114 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Lee Sang-il

Drama

Determined to win a girl's affection, high‑school friends Ken and Adama devise a festival that blends cinema, theater and rock music, turning the schoolyard into a makeshift road block. Their stunt draws media attention, with TV crews and newspapers arriving, and eventually the police intervene in the teens' chaotic yet spirited adventure.

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