Doukyuusei: Classmates (2016) is a Japanese Boys’ Love (BL) romance anime film directed by Shōko Nakamura and produced by A-1 Pictures. Released in February 2016, the movie is based on the beloved manga "Classmates" by Asumiko Nakamura, which has captivated fans worldwide with its tender storytelling and beautiful art style.br br The story follows two high school students from completely different backgrounds—Rihito Sajo, a serious honor student, and Hikaru Kusakabe, a free-spirited guitarist in a rock band. Their worlds collide during practice for a school chorus festival, where Hikaru notices that Sajo struggles with singing. Offering to help him rehearse after class, the two begin an unexpected friendship that slowly blossoms into a heartfelt and genuine romance.br br Unlike many BL adaptations, *Doukyuusei: Classmates* focuses on the purity of first love, self-discovery, and the emotional connection between its characters. With delicate animation, soft pastel colors, and a gentle soundtrack, the film captures the innocence and intensity of teenage romance in a way that resonates deeply with audiences.br br Celebrated internationally, the film was praised for staying true to the manga and for its realistic portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships in a school setting. It has since become a favorite among anime and BL fans across the globe, often being recommended as one of the most beautiful and emotional BL anime films of all time.br br Now presented in **Full HD with English Subtitles**, this movie is available for fans who want to experience one of the most touching BL anime stories ever created. Follow DramaRelic for more international romance films, LGBTQ+ stories, and Japanese anime classics.