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千与千寻
(Spirited Away)
Miyazaki
is
both
commercially successful
(his films
regularly beat
box office
records)
and
highly
respected
(Akira
Kurosawa
said:
am
somewhat
disturbed
when
critics
lump
our
works
together.
One
cannot
mimimise
the
importance
of
Miyazaki's work by comparing it to
mine.
got more than a few cursory arts
venue screenings. At least Spirited Away
- which
took the Berlin
Golden Bear in 2002 and the Best Animated Film
Oscar in 2003
-
made
it.
Better
late
than
never.
Animated
feature
from
Japanese
master
Hayao
Miyazaki.
A
young
girl
finds
herself
trapped
in
a
mystical
realm,
where
she
must
find a way to save her
parents - who have been turned into pigs
There's something almost criminal about
the way Spirited Away took over two
years to reach Britain after its
original Japanese release. In Japan,
Hayao
After the stress
of making his
last film,
1997's Princess
Mononoke,
Miyazaki
had a breakdown and retired.
But he came out of retirement when an idea to
create
another, lighter film began to
take shape. Princess Mononoke was an action-packed
epic
that
ranged
across
15th
century
Japan.
For
Spirited
Away
he
returned
to
the
quieter
-
but
no
less
serious
-
themes
that
he
addressed
to
a
degree
in
1988's
My
Neighbor
Tortoro.
Both
films
feature
a
family
moving
house,
girls
getting
used
to
upheaval,
and
elements
of
'Alice
In
Wonderland'.
But
where
the
1988
film
used
a
few specific motifs from Carroll's book
(a plunge into a 'rabbit hole', a version of the
Cheshire
cat),
Spirited
Away
casts
its
10-year-old
protagonist,
Chihiro
(H?
ragi;
or
Chase in the US dub),
fully into a Wonderland, a mystical otherworld
populated by
animal
spirits
and
gods.
Chihiro
arrives
in
this
realm
by
accident.
Her
parents,
heading for their
new home, take a road that leads into the woods.
Arriving at a dead
end, they walk down
a corridor through a building and emerge in what
dad takes to
be
deserted.
While
her
parents
greedily
help
themselves
to
food,
Chihiro
wanders
off
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