The transporter 1 3 About 40

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About 40 the transporter 1 3 ago this project was once considered by both Miyazaki and Takahata and Miyazaki suddenly recalled it and recommended me to read the book. He led me being strong-armed into accepting his idea. Perhaps he has a strong longing for their youth. Anyway, we often have this kind of trouble at Studio Ghibli. So why The Borrowers now? To that question, Miya-san in desperation answered The situation of karigurashi borrowing life is very nice. It just fits to our present age. The age of mass consumption is ending now and the idea of borrowing proves the advent of it with depression. He immediately wrote down the project paper of the movie. sticky 7th of October, AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR TOMM MOORE: Though it is not part of it, in terms of quality the Irish animated feature Brendan and the Secret of Kells is a film that would perfectly fit in the Ghibli Museum Library next to titles like Kirikou, Les Triplettes de Belleville and My Love. Recently an exclusive and extensive interview took place with none other than Tomm Moore, the director of this lovely film, and to find out what he had to say continue reading now5 sticky 25th of September, FULL NEW TRAILER FOR GHIBLIS NI NO KUNI: After less good news on a delay into the spring of next year, there now is better must-see news on Ni no Kuni: The Another World. Tokyo Game Show, one of the worlds most interesting video game expos, is currently being held and independent video game developer publisher Level5 is present there as well. Now what makes this so interesting is that they have brought their TGS public an entirely new trailer of their Studio Ghibli collaboration Ni no Kuni: The Another World. Filled with Ghibli animation it is a must-see, so be sure to watch it below and switch to full-screen. 19th of October, SPIRITED AWAY ON BLU-RAY: Paradiso Films, responsible for Studio Ghibli releases in the Netherlands and Belgium, have announced a Blu-ray release for Miyazaki Hayaos Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi Spirited Away. With Ponyo s Japanese Blu-ray release set on December 8 and the US and Australian release recently postponed, its release date of November 19 would mean their Spirited Away Blu-ray release would be the worlds first Studio Ghibli full length feature Blu-ray release. Last Friday this outrun of even the famed Japanese animation studio gained peoples attention, but Paradiso have informed that it will be an upscaled version of our current master. For several years Studio Ghibli have brought the Japanese HD versions of their films in the form of upscaled broadcasts at NTV. Besides Ponyo, real Blu-ray releases of Ghiblis other features still need to be announced. 11th of October, NEW STUDIO GHIBLI FILM TO BE MADE BY NEW DIRECTOR: Today Studio Ghibli producer Suzuki Toshio has made a special announcement after a preview screening of Ponyo wa Koushite Umareta for over 140 students who seek a career in Japanese animation. During his comments Suzuki revealed that the next film by the famed Japanese animation studio will be lead by a new director. Preparation in the form of creating the first artwork has already started and the official studio announcement for the film will be made this coming December. Some have mentioned the transporter 1 3 the still unnamed director is Yonebayashi Hiromasa, who for example earlier worked as a key animator on Miyazaki Hayaos Gake no ue no Ponyo and Hauru no Ugoku Shiro and as an assistant animation director on Miyazaki Goros Gedo Senki. Suzuki Toshio is said to have made a comment on this in an interview with him that appeared in the March edition of the Chunichi Dragons Official Fan Club Newsletter. This has not yet been confirmed though. Suzuki furthermore noted today that Miyazakis next film is currently proceeding as expected, though he could not confirm on any of its contents as these still keep changing. His expectations regarding a release date were that it might open in four years. 10th of October, MIYAZAKI THE ENVIRONMENT PART I: It is common knowledge that the environment plays an important role in the films of Miyazaki Hayao. In that way some weeks ago there was some news which very nicely illustrates this connection in the real world. Though it had been lying around on the desk for a while, it is still worth publishing and so it can be found below. The people of the Hirabari Environment Protection Association have been working on protecting a small forest in Nagoya and asked Miyazaki Hayao to give them advice on it. Miyazaki replied to them with the following message: Im backing you people of Hirabari Environment Protection Association from the bottom of my heart. Miyazaki Hayao, Fichi-no-mori chairman The age of an ever increasing population is over.