Rongu rabu retâ: Hyôryû kyôshitsu

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2002–
49m

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Rongu rabu retâ: Hyôryû kyôshitsu (2002)

A group of high school students and teachers are suddenly transported from the year 2002 to a post-apocalyptic 2020. As they struggle to survive, they question the meaning of fate.A group of high school students and teachers are suddenly transported from the year 2002 to a post-apocalyptic 2020. As they struggle to survive, they question the meaning of fate.A group of high school students and teachers are suddenly transported from the year 2002 to a post-apocalyptic 2020. As they struggle to survive, they question the meaning of fate.

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Tomohisa Yamashita

Tadashi Otomo

• 2002

Satoshi Tsumabuki

Ryuta Fujiwara

• 2002

Yôsuke Kubozuka

Akio Asami

• 2002

Takayuki Yamada

Sho Takamatsu

• 2002

Ren Ôsugi

Shigeo Misaki

• 2002

Hayato Ichihara

Akihiro Okubo

• 2002

Asami Mizukawa

Kaoru Ichinose

• 2002

Takako Tokiwa

Yuka Misaki

• 2002

Moro Morooka

Sanzo Okatsu

• 2002

Karina

Azusa Maioka

• 2002

Kei Ishibashi

Junko Nakazawa

• 2002

Hiromi Nakajima

Norika Sekiya

• 2002

Ryushin Tei

Leader Z

• 2002

Momoko Kurasawa

Yukino Otsuki

• 2002

Asahi Uchida

Shinichi Yamada

• 2002

Kenta Uchino

Hitoshi Tashiro

• 2002

Atsuko Takahata

Machiko Ichinose

• 2002

Seiji Fukushi

Hiroto Tatsumi

• 2002

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Touching and meaningful.

"Long Love Letter" is a really touching story. It's not exactly a story questioning the meaning of fate as the plot outline says, but more like a story asking people not to pollute our mother earth any further.

The bond between the teachers and students is so strong and impressive. And the thing I like about this story is the stupidity of the adults. They are bonded by the rules and 'reality' they've created and so cannot accept the life in the post-apocalyptic 2020. So ironic yet so true.

Also the purpose of life is being questioned in this story. Besides, the desert scenes are impressive and the story is excellent. The only thing I don't like about is the ending. It's kind of ambiguous. But it's still worth 9 points. Highly recommended.