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“You’d think that in this fateful particular summer, Kamei might be hungry for the fruits of new experiences.”
“Colin doesn’t speak Kamei’s language, but he can understand it.”
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“Until Colin steps onto the main island off one of the nearby American military bases, and he and Kamei form what is the definition of an unlikely friendship.”
“The filmmakers have wrangled a great deal of talent on all sides of the camera, with Shimajiri’s combustibly internalized performance as an angsty teen a particular standout.”
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“By Ryan Lattanzio Plus icon ryan Ryan Lattanzio Executive Editor ryanlattanzio More stories by Ryan ‘The Color of the Sun’ Review: Teen Angst and Alienation Get a Sensuous Study in Okinawa Read more Primetime Emmy Award 2026 Winners Revealed (Full List) Read more ‘Minotaur’ Trailer: Thrilling, Cannes-Winning Russian Noir Updates ‘Unfaithful’ for Even More Hopeless Times Read more September 15, 2026 2:45 pm Add us as a Google Preferred Source 'The Color of the Sun' Courtesy Venice Film Festival Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp Anyone experiencing the first brushes against their own queerness in adolescence or teenage years has stared down (or literally up at) a slightly older, more self-assured, and legibly straight person whose beauty and confidence throw your life into a toxic cyclone of self-doubt and questioning.”
“Tera opens up both doors, as “The Color of the Sun” is never especially declarative about Kamei’s sexuality (which is very much of the fashion of these queer coming-of-age pieces lately).”
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“You can feel the traces of hormones emanating off the screen, as Kamei’s fixation on Colin takes more bluntly sexual turns.”
“It’s summer break, the last one between the end of high school and the start of adulthood, where so much is on the line, and Kamei is in a spiritually torpid state.”
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