Schoolboy Crush (2007)
Kairo Aoi, a young teacher with striking good looks, has just learned that his new student, Sora Amakami, is the alluring teen prostitute he once hired. Here the nightmare begins. As the walls of the prestigious academy become a percolating hotbed of sexual intrigue, prostitution and blackmail, other students, including Sora's nerdy roommate and the sinister campus bully, are pulled down the same torrid path of unquenchable desire toward the inevitable moment when obsession turns deadly.
- Kotaro Terauchi
- Kotaro Terauchi
- Carolco
Rating: 5.2/10 by 13 users
Alternative Title:
Boys love: Gekijouban - JP
Boys Love - US
BOYSLOVE 劇場版 - JP
Boys love: Gekijōban - JP
Boys love: Gekijôban - JP
Boys love: Gekijoban - JP
Boys Love 2 - US
BOYS LOVE 2 - JP
BOYS LOVE - JP
Boys Love: The Movie - JP
Bōizu rabu: Gekijōban - JP
ボーイズラブ 劇場版 - JP
ボーイズ ラブ 劇場版 - JP
ボーイズ・ラブ 劇場版 - JP
Bôizu rabu: Gekijôban - JP
Boizu rabu: Gekijoban - JP
School Boy Crush - US
School-Boy Crush - US
Boys Love: The Film - US
Boys Love: Theatrical Edition - JP
Boys Love The Movie - JP
Country:
Japan
Language:
日本語
Runtime: 01 hour 28 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Plot Keyword: high school, japan, jealousy, love triangle, boarding school, blackmail, private school, bullying, prostitution, teacher student relationship
The plot was excellent if you do not attempt to make it into a gay film in your mind. It is not a gay film. It is not even a Yaoi / manga film at all. It is about highly complex boarding school power struggles that actually take place in some of the world's boarding schools that are either all boys, or all girls. I attended a private all boys boarding school for six years and I'm here to tell everyone that this film was spot on. Yes, we had multiple rapes, two suicides, and everything else you can imagine in power play struggles, and head games, going on around the clock. Very seldom did the faculty ever find out about these things, and when they did, there were severe punishments, expulsions, and at times legal charges. This is a great film about the truth no one wants to know about concerning such schools. It was just poorly funded for the director's intentions. If the production had not attempted to make the film about an ultra exclusive rich-boy school, viewers would have not complained. I know I would not! The other way would have been to have had a 20 million U.S. dollar budget, and a top notch studio. Kohtaro Terauchi, the film's director really deserved a big studio and big budget, because he is tops at his trade. Sincerely, Steven Joel Speirs July 30, 2015 United States
