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When Marnie Was There gets a mov­ing new trailer

15 Apr 2016

Words by Adam Woodward

See Stu­dio Ghibli’s lat­est gem ahead of a full ret­ro­spec­tive of the cher­ished Japan­ese ani­ma­tion house.

Described as ​“Ghi­b­li Goth­ic”, When Marnie Was There is the beau­ti­ful and haunt­ing lat­est from the beloved Japan­ese ani­ma­tion stu­dio. It tells the sto­ry of an emo­tion­al­ly dis­tant teenage girl sent to live with rel­a­tives in the coun­try­side. She quick­ly becomes obsessed with an aban­doned man­sion, and infat­u­at­ed with a girl who lives there who isn’t every­thing she seems.

Based on the young adult nov­el of the same name by Joan G Robin­son, the film will be released in both Japan­ese and Eng­lish lan­guage ver­sions this sum­mer, coin­cid­ing with a com­plete ret­ro­spec­tive of the Ghi­b­li cat­a­logue – includ­ing a new Eng­lish dub of Isao Taka­ha­ta​’s 1991 film Only Yes­ter­day fea­tur­ing voice­work from Daisy Rid­ley and Dev Pâté.

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When Marnie Was There will be released in cin­e­mas 10 June. Cel­e­brate Stu­dio Ghi­b­li and see the clas­sics on the big screen this sum­mer with ​‘Stu­dio Ghi­b­li For­ev­er’ – in cin­e­mas across the UK from 29 April to 22 July. For full list­ings vis­it stu​dio​ghi​b​li​for​ev​er​.com

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