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Barefoot Gen 2

1986 · Movie · TV-PG · 85 min

7.0(73)unSUB Rating

AnimationDramaWar

Set three years after the Hiroshima bombing, this animated drama follows a teenager trying to survive in a shattered city while helping a group of orphaned children. As hunger, illness, and loss linger over daily life, the story focuses on endurance, rebuilding, and finding hope after catastrophe.

Based on Barefoot Gen

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Details
Original title
はだしのゲン2
Years
1986
Release date
1986-06-14
Language
Japanese
Rated
TV-PG
Runtime
85 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.7/10 (73 votes)
About

You may like this if you want a heartbreaking but ultimately hopeful survival drama about life after war, especially if In This Corner of the World resonated with you; Not for you if you avoid distressing, emotionally heavy stories.

Pros: powerful anti-war message; engaging survival story; hopeful amid hardship | Cons: heavy subject matter; uneven pacing; lots of shouting

Themes

  • hiroshima, japan
  • post war
  • radiation sickness
  • anime
  • hibakusha
  • school days
  • hiroshima bombing
  • post-war chaos period

Cast & crew

  • IM

    Issei Miyazaki

    as Gen Nakaoka (voice)

  • KN

    Kei Nakamura

    as Masa Tadashi (voice)

  • MK

    Masaki Kouda

    as Ryuuta (voice)

  • KA

    Kimi Aoyama

    as Katsuko (voice)

  • KS

    Kae Shimamura

    as Mother

  • Koichi Kitamura

    Koichi Kitamura

    as Giyo Katsushiro/Matsukichi Hirayama (voice)

  • MY

    Masato Yamamoto

    as Donguri (voice)

  • MS

    Masumi Satou

    as Katsuji Musubi (voice)

  • MY

    Michi Yamamoto

    as Dongou (voice)

  • TI

    Takao Inoue

    as Father (voice)

Directed by Toshio Hirata