Kosan Yanagiya

Fabian 2022-03-21 09:02:50

The 1994 film, I just saw it today, I'm really ashamed. . . But precisely because it is a work from 1994, the director's advanced cognition is even more admirable. (The following is all personal understanding)

Today, many animal protection organizations are calling on people to protect the...

Bulah 2022-01-11 08:03:05

About director

Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki, Heijo Tanuki fights with Princess Mononoke.

Just as Hayao Miyazaki himself is a flying mad, his animations are also destined to be unbelievable.

Takahata Hoon is more like a craftsman, carve the things in front of him with a little bit of trouble,...

Troy 2022-03-27 09:01:15

DVD online shopping failed, it is Italian version, neither English subtitles nor French subtitles, let alone Chinese. I read it with my daughter in Japanese, which I don't understand at all, purely by sight. Daughter said to give five points. There are comments that Takahata is inferior to Miyazaki in the story structure. But this kind of sloppy narrative and group portrait performance is my dish and my pursuit. As for the political orientation of this film, of course, it is not as simple as environmental protection, but close to the Japanese romanticism: turning the local spiritual world (Shintoism, folklore, ritual and wild...) into pantheism and into "supernatural naturalism". This intention, in a nutshell, is certainly not unique to Japan, and is a universal reaction-experience mechanism of modern capitalism.

Garry 2022-03-19 09:01:07

In the face of reality, no matter how hard a dream is, it is just an egg. Even if he doesn't want to, Peter Pan always has to make a contract with the society and pretend to live as an adult. I don't know where is home, I don't know how to resolve...