Jun is a girl whose words have been sealed away so that she cannot hurt anyone with them. But, one day, she is nominated to become an executive member of the "community outreach council." On top of that, Jun is also appointed to play the main lead in their musical...
Jun Naruse is a girl whose words once caused her parents' divorce, leading her to become unable to speak to avoid hurting others. Transferred to a community outreach class, she is appointed to play the role of a "Friendship Egg" in a musical. She forms a high school "Super Art Club" with three other classmates: Takumi, apathetic soccer player; Natsuki, a former "Gyaru" popular with boys; and Daisuke, a smooth-talking class representative. Together, they aim to perform their feelings through song, overcoming their individual emotional barriers.
The Anthem of the Heart received generally positive reviews, particularly for its heartfelt story, emotional depth, and stunning animation. Critics praised its exploration of themes like communication, self-expression, and overcoming trauma through music. The film was also lauded for its relatable characters and their individual struggles, making it a poignant and moving experience for audiences.
Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved The Anthem of the Heart, frequently highlighting its touching story, the protagonist's touching journey, and the beautiful music. Many found it to be an emotionally resonant and inspiring film that effectively tackles themes of vulnerability and connection.
Nominated for Best Animation Film at the 39th Japan Academy Film Prize. Won 'Best Film' at the Newtype Anime Awards 2016.
The film's original story was conceived by Supercell, a Japanese music group, and its lead composer, ryo, also wrote the theme song 'Hoshi wo Agetai'.
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