Trailer for the new documentary about Studio Ghibli over the course of one year as Hayao Miyazaki & Isao Takahata put together their newest (& possibly final for both) feature films.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ0QdgnYfwk[/url]
Stick around for a quick glimpse of a certain Japanese anime director presumably there to do some voicework.
Feature is released at IFC Center in NYC next Friday (November 28) & goes to VOD on December 9th!
The Kingdom of Dreams & Madness - Ghibli Documentary
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I saw this a few months ago and absolutely loved it. A must-see for both Ghibli fans and anime consumers in general.
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Watched it this morning after renting it on iTues - it's just $5.
Loved it! An insightful & great documentary from start to finish! Plus I was happy & surprised that so much time was actually spent with Hideaki Anno. I merely expected him to show up for like 3 or 4 minutes but he was a continual presence throughout the last two thirds.
Excellent doc!
Loved it! An insightful & great documentary from start to finish! Plus I was happy & surprised that so much time was actually spent with Hideaki Anno. I merely expected him to show up for like 3 or 4 minutes but he was a continual presence throughout the last two thirds.
Excellent doc!
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Man, I really shed a tear near the end. Anno was fun (didn't seem depressed at all, although it seems to have been shot around the time Q was released?), Takahata was this enigmatic figure that somehow did nothing but affected everything and Suzuki kept the machine going. Really interesting and beautifully shot. I just love the last shot where Miyazaki heads towards the camera, it seems he takes a turn but then deciding to march on relentlessly. All the while little children followed him.
Must watch for everyone who likes Ghibli or appreciates Animation in general.
Man, I really shed a tear near the end. Anno was fun (didn't seem depressed at all, although it seems to have been shot around the time Q was released?), Takahata was this enigmatic figure that somehow did nothing but affected everything and Suzuki kept the machine going. Really interesting and beautifully shot. I just love the last shot where Miyazaki heads towards the camera, it seems he takes a turn but then deciding to march on relentlessly. All the while little children followed him.
Must watch for everyone who likes Ghibli or appreciates Animation in general.
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