Fujoshi, Ukkari Gei ni Kokuru (2019)

Cinema de arte

Essa definitivamente não é uma obra para qualquer pessoa. Se fosse cinema, poderia ser classificado como cinema de arte, aquele que não é feito com o intuito principal entreter, mas de gerar profundas reflexões a respeito de temas que geralmente são tabus ou passíveis de preconceito e discriminação.

O roteiro é incrível, todas as emoções que ele transmite são palpáveis. É possível sentir desespero ao ver o sofrimento, já que os pensamentos do protagonista são narrados, é possível ver a tristeza, o medo de não ser aceito, a mágoa da garota ao perceber que viveu uma ilusão, e o quanto ela foi gigante ao aceitar a amizade ao invés do amor que sonhou.

A série tem muitas camadas... Começamos com nosso herói se relacionando com um homem visivelmente mais velho, casado e pai, que possivelmente jamais iria se assumir e deixar sua família, mas era afeiçoado a ele sinceramente, e não mentia nem.enganava. Não vou romantizar a traição, mas ao invés disso prefiro criticar a sociedade que é tão maldosa, a ponto de fazer alguém viver uma vida que não lhe pertence, apenas para ser aceito. Algo que me chamou atenção entre eles, foi quando o namorado respondeu que entre o protagonista e a esposa, se ambos estivessem se afogando, ele salvaria a a esposa. Vi comentários achando isso cruel, mas lembremos que a série é oriental, e uma vez casado, ele é o provedor da família, então aquela mulher tinha a vida sob responsabilidade dele, e ele entendia isso.

Sobre Miura, foram momentos tensos pra mim... Ver a declaração dela, a expectativa das amigas, e ao mesmo tempo em que ele dizia sim com sua mente gritando que não, foi algo torturante de se ver. As ações que se seguiram também não ficam atrás... O bullying, a tentativa de suicídio, a dificuldade da mãe em aceitar, mesmo diante da quase morte do filho, tudo isso traz uma profunda reflexão sobre as relações humanas entre a comunidade LGBTQIAP+ e a comunidade hétero. Até quando o preconceito vai existir?

Enfim, é uma obra de arte... Atuação impecável, bem como todos os aspectos técnicos, com certeza verei de novo e recomendo muito.

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Al ritmo de las canciones de Queen, me desgarró el corazón con la historia de un adolescente gay en conflicto con su sexualidad que descubre a una compañera comprando mangas BL. Lo que al inicio parece un drama ligero resulta una dura visión sobre ser un joven homosexual en una sociedad heteronormada.

Refleja la homofobia interiorizada que se genera por comentarios en el entorno, la soledad de no tener a nadie con quien hablar sobre tus preocupaciones, el miedo de que descubran tu secreto y te marginen, la desolación de sentirte anormal y sin la posibilidad de un futuro feliz.

Aparte, hace una pequeña crítica a las fanáticas del BL que ven a los hombres gay como personajes alejados de la realidad, con los que sólo se puede fantasear, sin ponerse a analizar lo que de verdad enfrentan por tener una orientación sexual fuera de la norma.

Hay unas escenas con las que no estuve del todo conforme, pero, a grandes rasgos, le dieron buen tratamiento a los temas y combinaron perfecto las emociones y diálogos con la música.

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Outstanding………

What a beautiful, heartbreaking depiction of what it is to be a young gay boy in Japan, and going by the other reviews from mainly gay men it seems to represent current Japanese society’s attitude to homosexuality. The acting from everyone was superb, it was an unusual in-depth examination of the struggle that some gay people go through and it was so sensitively portrayed. I found Korean drama by accident on Netflix during covid and through this discovered Japanese drama, a whole different ballgame! The quirkiness of the storylines, the oh so beautiful Japanese men (not only gay dramas i promise!).I love the depth of the storylines in Japanese drama and Fujoshi, Ukkari Gei ni Kokuru was no exception, it was just beautiful and I will definitely be watching it again; if you haven’t seen it yet I envy you, you have a lovely four hours of your life ahead of you…………

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Was not expecting that.

To be honest I really thought it would be a light and cute story because I've got into it completely blind only with the synopsis saying "A closeted gay senior finds out his classmate is a BL fan" and mate! was I surprised? How deep and hard to watch this story is.
Andou e Miura relationship is so pure. And Ryohei and Andou mother loves him so much, it is beautiful.
It's kinda obvious that both him and Jun were groomed, and unlike some comments I've seen I don't think it was romanticised, I think it was plain shown and we got to the conclusion, it's a very "Japanese way" to show this kinda relationship actually.
This series deserves more recognition, It's from 2019 and I've never heard of it before.

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A straight romance drama in disguise

loved the cast performance and quality of the series but the whole story makes you ask whats the purpose of this series? somethings were also problematic but presented as something nice. it's a straight romance drama in disguise of a bl, you think a drama talking about the BL community and gay community will at least present the gay community well but let me tell you it is not!! although its relatable on some degree, i don't think its good to recommend on people who wants to understand LGBTQ+.

Let me tell you about the problematics
1. A MARRIED GUY WITH A STUDENT - it was consensual and was portrayed actually well, like it's an intimate relationship but how the hell is this right? why is everyone ignoring this and thinking its good!? if I were married, I wouldn't wanna know my husband sleeps with someone else.. also they didn't tell the wife(?) the wife doesn't know about him literally cheating, their relationship is already dead for me, he might want to save his wife from drowning but I hope he dies in that process so I can rest in peace knowing his wife isn't with a bastard.
2. PEDOPHILE- oh my god also this!! fahrenheit is a 15 years old KID, I dont remember how old the person he was seeing but he's obviously not in the age to actually be in one, especially with the freaking big age gap! He might have fallen in love but he's obviously too young for it.. which also explains the immaturity that the kid followed the predator to his death bed and committed unaliving themselves..
3. Message & Presentation to gay people - it was clear that our protagonist is gay but is in-denial and started being a horrible character. On episode 7, they had to seriously make them kiss!? I thought he was gay.. the cheers seriously gave me deja vu of people making those loud noises on proposals so I was like, whats happening? I thought after he was outed, he would be confident and break-up with the girl, cause that girl was obviously hurting but ofcourse he didnt but the girl broke-up with him in the end which if that didn't happen, they would still be together.. every episode just made him less gay more bi when the series is literally about a gay person.. Also the no1 and no2 are gay relationships which are not a good presentation on gay relationships at all..

it seems to me the director tried to create something that gay people can relate to without actually talking to one or even meeting gay people that are in GOOD & HEALTHY relationships not something illegal.

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Not badly done but overall I dont think it would be very relatable to LGBT people.

Writing this as a lesbian + occasional reader of BL. I will also say that I cannot understand the mindset of fujoshis and think that many BL tropes are demeaning to LGBT people.

Most of the plot points about being gay are present in many other gay coming-of-age tv/movies. So as someone who has seen a lot of those, I didn't feel particularly moved. But I think that all of them are true to what real life gay people face, and it doesn't contain anything I would consider homophobic or misinformation. Although the show deals with heavy issues like suicide/relationships with a large age gap, I think it handled those pretty well.

I really liked both the leads. Even though I couldn't sympathise with Miura at the start, I felt really sorry for her when she was being led on by Jun. I think that the story is an OK representation of how everyone is hurt when gay people enter into this sort of relationship.

The use of Queen songs felt heavy-handed, maybe because the English lyrics sometimes matched up too well with the scene. It felt almost comedic at times. But the use of Queen in the story was good and gave it a strong theme.

Overall I thought this show was OK, and had moments where I could relate a lot to Jun. But some of the more BL centric plot points felt far fetched.

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"...MY BODY DESPERATELY WANTS TO LIVE, WHILE INSIDE I'VE ALREADY BEEN DEAD FOR A LONG TIME..." The surprisingly beautiful and immeasurably deep Japanese project will appeal primarily to gay viewers. I devoured everything in one Sunday. How fate waved the hidden eighteen-year-old gay Jun (perfectly played by actor Kaneko Daichi, 22 years old, I added four photos to the Pictures folder) in the last year of high school is not seen. He lives only with his mother Yoko, he loves Makoto, a married man with a family who could be his father and secretly meets him for sex, he gets closer to his classmate Miura, who is a fujoshi and ... I won't reveal more. Such a true story that many gays go through, I would not expect from this series at all. All the characters (including Mr. Fahrenheit's online characters - a big shock at the end of the series) are drawn absolutely flawlessly, everything fits together (often sadly). I recommend it to all the more sensitive souls, but I only recommend it more, because the Japanese method of processing is different and someone may not take it...


"...MOJE TĚLO CHCE ZOUFALE ŽÍT, ZATÍMCO UVNITŘ UŽ JSEM DÁVNO MRTVEJ..." Překvapivě krásný a nezměrně hluboký japonský projekt zaujme především gay diváka. Já jsem vše zhltl za jednu neděli. Jak osud zamával skrytým osmnáctiletým gayem Jun-em (skvěle zahráno hercem Kaneko Daichi-m, 22let, přidal jsem čtyři fotky do složky Obrázky) v posledním ročníku střední školy se jen tak nevidí. Žije jen s matkou Yoko, miluje Makotu, ženatého muže s rodinou, který by mohl být jeho otcem a tajně se s ním schází na sex, sbližuje se spolužačkou Miurou, která je fujoshi a ... dál neprozradím. Tak pravdivý příběh, kterým prochází řada gayů, bych vůbec od tohoto seriálu nečekal. Všechny postavy (vč. online postavy Mr. Fahrenheita - na konci seriálu velký šok) vykresleny naprosto bezvadně, vše do sebe (mnohdy smutně) zapadá. Doporučuji všem citlivějším dušičkám, ale jen spíše doporučuji, neboť japonský způsob zpracování je odlišný a někdo to nemusí pobrat ...

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