NEO GEO ～1987.7.19 NHKホール～

About This Movie

So, NEO GEO, released in 1987, captures this really unique moment in time. The atmosphere is sort of a nostalgic blend of neon visuals and the early digital edge of the late 80s. The pacing is interesting, feels like a mix of a concert and an art piece – it's not just about the music, it's the whole vibe. You get this raw energy from the performances that really stands out. It's like watching a live event that feels both intimate and expansive at the same time. There’s a certain charm to its experimental nature that makes it distinctive, even if it’s not super well-known.

NEO GEO is somewhat of an enigma in collector circles, often overlooked due to its limited release and the obscurity of its director. Finding original formats, especially any home video versions, can be quite a hunt since they don't pop up often. That adds to the charm for those who appreciate the oddities of film history. Interest in this title is growing, particularly among those who seek to explore the crossover between music, performance art, and the cultural landscape of the late ‘80s.