• Japan.
• Direction: Yuta Shimotsu.
• Production: Tsuyoshi Kobayashi.
• Screenplay: Yuta Shimotsu, Momoko Sahara.
• Photography: Tetsu Nishioka.
• Music: Nobuhiro Tateno.
• Edition: Yuta Shimotsu.
• Cast: Anna Yamada, Yuzu Aoki, Pierre Taki.

At many times visually grotesque, psychologically terrifying, socially devastating and politically advanced, which shouldn't surprise those have us who never let our guard down when it comes to Japanese films featuring uniformed schoolkids. In 99% of cases something is going to happen. Something strange. Something with a horrific and pleasing incongruence. Something surreal. Or hyperreal. Or suprareal. But something. In this case, in a high school where the rules are what they are, and you either follow and accept them or they come crashing down on you, the students begin to form a pyramid in the sports ground. Quite calmly. An impassive look on their faces. But as soon the film starts we have already seen a couple of "odd" scenes, there is talk on the TV of extraterrestrials, and some rich guy throwing banknotes around in the street. Watch out.