Hayao Miyazaki And The Heron Is An Essential Companion Piece To The Famed Director's Greatest Film
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Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron isn't merely a personal reflection but a profound exploration of grief following the death of his friend and fellow director Isao Takahata.
The film, while a culmination of Miyazaki's artistic journey, deeply resonates with themes of friendship, loss, and the creative process, showcasing the impact of Takahata on Miyazaki's work.
Miyazaki's return from retirement reflects a complex interplay of personal grief and artistic dedication, as he grappled with the profound loss of Takahata during production.
The documentary Hayao Miyazaki and the Heron further expands on these themes, chronicling the production and offering a reflective lens on both Miyazaki's past and Studio Ghibli's future.
Read at Kotaku
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