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Gen Pés Descalços 2

Título original: Hadashi no Gen 2
  • 1986
  • 12
  • 1 h 25 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,1/10
1,5 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Gen Pés Descalços 2 (1986)
Adult AnimationAnimeHand-Drawn AnimationSeinenAnimationBiographyDramaWar

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThree years after the Hiroshima bombing, a teenager helps a group of orphans to survive and find their new life.Three years after the Hiroshima bombing, a teenager helps a group of orphans to survive and find their new life.Three years after the Hiroshima bombing, a teenager helps a group of orphans to survive and find their new life.

  • Direção
    • Toshio Hirata
  • Roteiristas
    • Keiji Nakazawa
    • Hideo Takayashiki
  • Artistas
    • Issei Miyazaki
    • Masaki Kôda
    • Kei Nakamura
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    1,5 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Toshio Hirata
    • Roteiristas
      • Keiji Nakazawa
      • Hideo Takayashiki
    • Artistas
      • Issei Miyazaki
      • Masaki Kôda
      • Kei Nakamura
    • 8Avaliações de usuários
    • 7Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Issei Miyazaki
    • Gen Nakaoka
    • (narração)
    Masaki Kôda
    • Ryuta Kondo
    • (narração)
    Kei Nakamura
    • Masa
    • (narração)
    Takami Aoyama
    • Katsuko
    • (narração)
    Masato Yamamoto
    • Donguri
    • (narração)
    Kôji Takagi
    • Katchin
    • (narração)
    Masumi Satô
    • Katsuji Musubi
    • (narração)
    Yoshie Shimamura
    • Kimie Nakaoka
    • (narração)
    Takao Inoue
    • Daikichi Nakaoka
    • (narração)
    Kôichi Kitamura
    • Matsukichi Hirayama
    • (narração)
    Junji Nishimura
    • Doctor
    • (narração)
    Takeshi Aono
    Takeshi Aono
    • Teacher
    • (narração)
    Hiroshi Ôtake
    • Policeman
    • (narração)
    Seiko Nakano
      Reiko Suzuki
        Kyôko Tongû
          Kôji Totani
          Kôji Totani
            Ryôichi Tanaka
              • Direção
                • Toshio Hirata
              • Roteiristas
                • Keiji Nakazawa
                • Hideo Takayashiki
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              8ma-cortes

              A cruel, harsh, but inevitable and absolutely essential film, as good as the previous one.

              A harrowing and intense film about the devastating consequences of the Hiroshima's bombing as seen through the eyes of a boy. Hiroshima 2 (1986) by Toshio Hirata, is the follow-up to Hadashi no Gen (Hiroshima) (1983) by Mori Masaki ; again with an anti-war vibe, set three years after the dropping of the first atomic bomb, it stars Gen, his mother, and his adoptive brother Ryuata, who try to survive in the devastated city where hunger and disease take a deep toll on its inhabitants due to the ravages caused. It is partially based on the manga, by the author who personally suffered the chaos caused by the dropping of the first bomb.

              In order to relate what Hadashi no Gen 2 (1986) (Hiroshima II) is about, it is unavoidable to describe the plot of Hadashi no Gen (1983) (Hirossima I): After almost four years of war in the Pacific, Gen, his family and the rest of the citizens of Hiroshima are accustomed to seeking shelter when Allied B29 planes fly over the city. Focuses on the peaceful and naive life of a happy family in the country, when is suddenly destroyed by nuclear war. In reality, they have never been heavily bombed... until August 6, 1945. Based on real events, Barefoot Gen I and II are two stories of courage, fight, survival and moving experiences.

              A magnificent Anime idetailing strongly and crudely how a group of children have to survive by any means among a city completely annihilated by the atomic bomb. A thoughtful and thought-provoking anti-war film, this is a cult anime that tells, from a child's point of view, the devastating consequences of the nuclear explosion. After almost four years of war in the Pacific, Gen, his family and the rest of the citizens of Hiroshima are accustomed to seeking shelter when Allied B29 planes fly over the city. Focuses on the peaceful and naive life of a happy family in the country, when is suddenly destroyed by nuclear war. In reality, they have never been heavily bombed... until August 6, 1945.

              A n excelleny animated feature dealing with a poignant, sad, and just a big scary plot. Based on Keiji Nakazawa's manga of the same name, the film offers very brutal images, showing the horror of a nuclear explosion, faithfully detailing a complete apocalypse until reaching a strange and beautifully hopeful ending. It is a powerful film to watch, in which your heart sinks due to the terrifying spectacle that we see. The cartoon images are made in traditional style , an almost primitive and naif drawing , but is enough agreeable and charming . Narrating life at the Hiroshima location where civilisation has been completely destroyed, showing how the local people try to survive without even the most basic utilities and skills . The imaginative and colorful animation is at its best and the film most effective during the sequences of their reminiscences, when the daily round of their past lives is seen as a delight in the ordinary and in a history which is not just forgotten but literally obliterated. But the slow degradation of the family is almost unbearably moving. The only note of hope is that it might just get through to some people who have a say in such matters. An enjoyable and sensitive film not for squeamish or the faint-hearted people.

              This movie was part of a cycle of movies in the Seventies and Eighties about nuclear war and the risks of nuclear energy. Other movies included: The Ultimate Warrior (1975), Twilight's Last Gleaming (1977), The China syndrome (1979), When the Wind Blows (1986), Silkwood (1983), Testamentl (1983), Threads (1984), War Games (1983), The after day (1983), The atomic cafe (1982), Whoops Apocalypse (1982), Special Bulletin (1983), Ground Zero (1987), Hiroshima (1983), Rules of Engagement (1989), Dead Man's Letters (1986), Memoirs of a Survivor(1981) and Danger: Chain reaction (1980). The motion picture was well directed by Toshio Hirata. He was a director and assistant director (1938-2014) known for The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006), Jetter Mars (1977) , The Fantastic Adventures of Unico (1981), Natsu e no tobira (1981) and Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl (1989).

              In the films Hadashi no Gen I (1983) by Nori Masaki and Hadashi no Gen 2 ( 1986) by Toshio Hirata, everything happens in an overwhelming way, it is impressive and perhaps some may find what is told and shown to be excessive. But it was a reality, as the film proclaims, that should never be repeated. The films stir consciences and stomachs, squeeze the tear duct and shrink the hearts, being two films necessary to see and totally essential, and so it was because history will say that the atomic bomb made Japan surrender to the USA and ended the Second World War, but without this feature film it is difficult to feel a minimum part of the suffering endured by those who were exposed to the bomb itself.
              8halohamish

              Just in case you forget

              After watching Keiji's masterpiece, Barefoot Gen, I was amazed, shocked and touched. The first film truly was incredible and hit harder than any film I can remember seeing. So, naturally, when I went on to watch the second part I was both excited and skeptic. Is it better than the first? Certainly not, and I think we can all agree on that. But, does this film still deliver? Absolutely.

              Many believe that Barefoot Gen should have been left as it was, and so do I to a certain extent. But at the same time, the second film offers something the first didn't or couldn't - the aftermath. It shows us how Hiroshima was effected long-term by just one decision. It makes sure you don't ever forget what happened that fateful day. While it's all nice to tie loose ends and act like Gen went on continuing to live a happy life at the end of the first part, the fact was and is, he didn't. Keiji wanted you to know how long lasting these effects were, on not only him, but the whole of Hiroshima. Japan didn't just get over this tragedy. Hiroshima had to continue rebuilding its society in its barren and desolate state.

              With all this said, there are definitely reason why this film didn't live up to its successor. All the intense emotion and horror captured in the first film just didn't seem to be there this time around. Things seem a little toned down and by the end of the film, your pretty tired of it all, as you feel you got the idea, the message, Keiji was trying to get across long ago. Regardless, I still very much enjoyed this sequel and it's one of the much better ones you will see.

              Hamish Kearvell A.K.A Screaming Japan Productions - www.myspace.com/screamingjapanproductions
              7TakeTwoReviews

              Renewed hope... eventually.

              Watching this and it's predecessor in quick succession, it'll be hard to separate these two films in my mind, such is the continuation of the story. Here we find Gen three years on from the Hiroshima bomb, still trying to survive as the country attempts to find its feet. Food is scarce, people are still dying. The enemy here is clearly the US "Yankee's" and their bomb, unlike the first film where at least joint responsibility was firmly pointed at the Japanese government who took them to war. It's very much the message of innocent civilians that get tangled in the wars dictated by those in power. This doesn't have the brutal punch of the first film, it's more of a slow skewering as radiation poisoning takes hold and the realisation that this was no ordinary bomb. In general it does feel more positive, maybe partly due the ridiculously positive music, whoever was directing the music on this loves a good singalong, but it's still about losing loved ones and struggling to survive in a home that's become a wasteland. Trying to find income, food, shelter, medicine and learning to start anew, with new friends, new family and renewed hope.
              JWick23

              The aftermath..

              A respectable movie compared to its predecessor. The story was well done for the most part with one or two minor flaws. A plot not too complicated and was easy to understand. The pacing was alright for the most part but a bit too fast. Although we didn't get the same emotional attachtement as much as the original. The animation was pretty much the same as the original but a teeny tiny bit better. We are introduced to new characters who are pretty likable and we'll written for the most part.

              Overall an enjoyable sequel with similar levels of tension to that of the predecessor but lacks some originaility and had some reused elements.

              Memorable: No Rewatchable: Unlikely..
              10pockenfresse

              Aftermath

              Yes, Barefoot Gen 1 is a fantastic movie, no doubts allowed;-). As far as I can remember, there's only one Sequel to any movie I saw that was better than its predecessor: Babe: Pig in the City. Okay, and now there are two. I watched both parts of Barefoot Gen in a row. Of course part 1 stands as one, if not the strongest anti-war movie that ever was created, but there's more: the tragedy afterwards. Those who died more or less immediately after the detonation were the lucky ones, while those who suffered had the real hell on earth. I watched 'Grave of the Fireflys' before 'Barefoot Gen 1 & 2', and after watching 'Grave...' I checked Wiki on Hiroshima, the damage, the aftermath, how it looked like and so on, and there was the story of a girl, 12-year old Sadako Sasaki, who survived the bomb, but died from leukemia in 1955. Need I say more?

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                • 14 de junho de 1986 (Japão)
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