Ore wa Sono Sion da!

Its weird and not very good but it is a look at Sion Sono as a young upstart trying to break into the business and making a patched together home video thing like you'd see people do for a high school project. This is only of interest now because he got famous.

The parts where the filmmaker isn't mugging for the camera give a slight feeling of a guy who is figuring out how to create images, but the overwhelming impression left by this effort is that Sion Sono needed to go through a very long process before he had any chance of making anything resembling a good movie. Nevertheless, at least it cannot be said that he was trying to conform to someone else's aesthetic idea.

Pretty interesting for Sono fans.