Jellyfish

The film centers on two 16-year-old girls, whose connection begins at a local aquarium while observing jellyfish. As they explore their feelings, their relationship faces strain due to their differing personalities and the complexities of teenage life. One girl starts a heterosexual relationship with a classmate, leading to jealousy and conflict between the two protagonists.

Jellyfish portrays themes of love, jealousy, and the struggle for identity, making it particularly relevant for audiences interested in LGBTQ narratives. The film features notable performances by Mio Ohtani, Rumi Hanai, and Naomi Akimoto, who bring depth to the characters' experiences. Its exploration of girls' love (GL) adds to the significance of the film within the genre.