A vital re-release of Isao Takahata’s serene slice of rustic nostalgia with a new English language voice dub.
See Studio Ghibli’s latest gem ahead of a full retrospective of the cherished Japanese animation house.
By Matt Packer
Three self-confessed super fans of this animated classic discuss what makes it so special.
By Anton Bitel
Studio Ghibli does it again with this vibrant, bittersweet adaptation of a classic Japanese folk tale.
Hayao Miyazaki’s brilliant swansong is a complex, swooning melodrama on aviation and the caveats of creativity.
By Alice Levick
Nora Twomey and Tomm Moore’s animation fable is a feast for the eyes that manages to be both whimsical and sinister.
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