The Netherlands have their very own Japanese Film Festival. It's called Camera Japan and is held every year in Rotterdam and Amsterdam. This year, the festival opened with a treat: Korean-Japanese director O Mipo's Futsū no Kodomo, which translates literally to "normal kids". Her film got a slightly more catchy title for its international release: the Greta Thunberg quote How Dare You? Both titles are perfectly valid though, and give plenty to think about after the film has ended. In How Dare You? we follow some 10-year-old children who are in the same school class. Yuishi has a crush on the hot-spirited Kokoa, but has no clue on how to win her friendship or even approach her. That changes when all kids need to prepare...
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