The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki. Directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Created by Studio Chizu and Madhouse.
Ookami Kodomo No Ame To Yuki - Family Package Ban (BD+DVD+BOOKLET) [Japan LTD BD](Japanese)
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The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki. Directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Created by Studio Chizu and Madhouse.
Ookami Kodomo No Ame To Yuki - Family Package Ban (BD+DVD+BOOKLET) [Japan LTD BD](Japanese)
A tribute to Mamoru Hosoda films by Noko
The Girl who Leapt through Time (2006), Summer Wars (2009)
Wolf Children Ame and Yuki (2012), The Boy and The Beast (2015)
Two Similar Scenes from Two Different Films by Mamoru Hosoda:
- On the Left: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
- On the Right: The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki
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Over the past decade, and throughout several award-winning films, Mamoru Hosoda has solidly established himself as a director every anime fan ought to know and watch for. He’s been described by many–Geek & Sundry, included–as an heir apparent to Hayao Miyazaki, and the comparison is cer…
Anime News: Mamoru Hosoda heading to Australia this month with Wolf Children
Mamoru Hosoda, the visionary film director behind Summer Wars and Wolf Children will be heading down under thanks to Madman Entertainment.
“Mamoru Hosoda is the most talented director of family anime in the industry today.” -RocketNews
Critics agree that The Boy and the Beast is a great family anime film—it’s the perfect movie to show to your parents who may not “get” anime, or to introduce your friends or kid siblings to this rich and vast medium.
Buy advance tickets to The Boy and the Beast today at funimationfilms.com/theboyandthebeast!
When I saw Mamoru Hosoda’s The Boy and the Beast, it honestly exceeded my expectations since it was the first anime film I saw that wasn’t produced by Studio Ghibli (and the first film I saw from Hosoda). I even consider it as one of my favorite anime films alongside Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle. I can’t really decide if I like it better than Spirited Away because both films are unique in their own ways. For example, I personally prefer Spirited Away’s diverse shots over The Boy and the Beast’s, but I admire the portrayal of the relationship between Kumatetsu and Kyuta’s relationship over Haku and Chihiro’s.
So I just like both films equally!
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