
The 39th film is the Seishun H series. Let me just quote this guy who summarized it perfectly...

Trailer:
http://youtu.be/7sr8skMRm54
Seihun H is a series of very loosely related low budget films by promising/interesting non-mainstream filmmakers. It's produced by Artport and basically sells itself as a series of slightly sexy films for young adults. A bit similar to Love Cinema and other such projects. The films get a very limited theatrical release in Tokyo (usually one week) by default, and the best ones may play in some other cities as well.
The output is very diverse: anything from surreal sex comedies to fake documentaries and dramas. There were quite a few interesting films early on, such as Sakichi Sato's Zero Man vs. The Half Virgin, Koji Shiraishi's Cho akunin, and Kota Yoshida's Solo nante kudaranai which I haven't seen yet.
The series hasn't looked so interesting recently, until I saw the trailer for Aru hi mori no naka. Among all the Japanese WTF products this looks strangely fascinating and retro. Looking forward to seeing it.
One of director Kenji Araki's earlier films was The Battle Cats (2007). You can see the trailer here (there's a link below the DVD cover):
http://www.rolans-film.com/item-detail.php?item_id=163







