Intelligent portrayals of fantastical worlds that dig much deeper than your average cartoon.
Isao Takahata, co-founder of the pioneering and legendary Studio Ghibli, has passed away. A spokesperson for the studio said, “[His death] is true, but we can’t comment further as we are trying to confirm some facts around it,”The Oscar-nominated director got his start in the animation industry in 1959, when he joined Toei Animation studio after graduating from Tokyo University.
The pair founded Studio Ghibli in 1985, which would go on to produce some of the most revered anime films, known for their intelligent portrayals of fantastical worlds, ones that dig much deeper than your average cartoon. Isao and Hayao received widespread acclaim for their work, igniting imaginations worldwide with the stroke of a pen. In light of Takahata’s passing, we pick five of his films for you to binge.Undeniably Takahata’s most well-known film, and arguably his best.
on Rotten Tomatoes. In 2016 it was redubbed with Daisy Ridley and Dev Patel in the lead roles, and further lodged itself in anime fans’ hearts. It’s a tale of homecoming: after spending most of her adult life in Tokyo, 27-year-old Taeko returns to the country, stirring up a whirlwind of memories and self-reflection.This film follows a pack of tanuki — very adorable Japanese raccoon dogs — as they are pushed out of their home by suburban developers.
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