Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?

This film follows a group of sixth-grade boys as they debate whether fireworks appear round or flat when viewed from different angles. Their argument leads them on a journey for answers during the annual firework festival. The film also delves into the personal struggles of their classmate, Nazuna, who grapples with her parents' separation and contemplates running away with one of the boys.

Set against a rural backdrop, the story captures the essence of summer and the innocence of youth. The runtime is a concise 49 minutes, allowing for a poignant exploration of the characters' emotions and dilemmas. Collectors interested in Japanese cinema or nostalgic narratives will find this film noteworthy. Additionally, it is available on VHS, making it a unique item for those who appreciate physical media formats.