Shôwa Popular Song: Jealousy

The film follows international scholar Kenzo Ishikawa, who advocates for environmental protection amidst a lackluster audience. His message resonates with Haruo, a man who becomes increasingly fascinated by Ishikawa's passionate speeches.

As their relationship develops, the two characters confront moral dilemmas, particularly when Haruo contemplates drastic measures against a disposable chopsticks factory. The film delves into the intersection of personal connections and activism, portraying how intimate relationships can influence one's stance on environmental issues. With a focus on both the emotional and ethical aspects of their actions, this film provides a distinctive perspective within the gay pink film genre.