Linda Linda Linda 4K 2005 Ultra HD 2160p

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“Linda, Linda, Linda” is the title of a hit song by the legendary Japanese rock band The Blue Hearts, which the girls in the school band decide to cover for a music festival. But three days before the performance, the band nearly breaks up. Just as they’re about to give up hope, Kei, Kyoko, and Nozomi meet a Korean girl named Son and convince her to become their lead singer.

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'Even as we grow up, childhood never leaves us...'

“Linda Linda Linda”—a song by the Japanese punk rock band The Blue Hearts—serves as the film’s central theme. This energetic and infectious song was the band’s debut single in 1987 and defined their future influence on the Japanese music scene, spawning a host of bands inspired by them.

Against the backdrop of preparations for the annual school festival, the heroines experience love and breakups, make new friends, and meet new people. At the same time, the film isn’t weighed down by excessive drama, for this is the beautiful time of youth—yesterday’s children who refuse to give up on dreaming and finding joy. Even as they grow up, they will not lose their rebellious spirit or their faith in the future.

The film has a lighthearted feel; the heroines’ honesty and sincerity toward one another make their friendship believable, and their personalities blend harmoniously—which is the key to the group’s idyllic atmosphere and, consequently, to their wonderful performances of the songs.