Rainbow (1980)

• 72%
• 1980

The children are the protagonists. They believe in the old saying that for their dreams to come true in the world of adults who seem freer, they have to go on a dangerous trip to a flower spring and drink its water. Children who arrive at the beach succeed in stealing small fishing boats. They are adventurous children, but they have no experience and their physical condition is weak. The voyage becomes troublesome and they end up drifted on an uninhabited island. Meanwhile, their school and home were in an uproar over their disappearance. Through this adventure, they realize what a world of compassion will not change even when they grow up, and understand the world of adults.