化け猫あんずちゃん
Karin, 11 years old, is abandoned by her father at her grandfather’s house, the monk of a small town in the Japanese countryside. Her grandfather asks Anzu, his jovial and helpful although rather capricious ghost cat, to look after her. The meeting of their strong characters causes sparks, at least at the beginning… (Source: Miyu Productions)
So I randomly saw an ad for this movie 2 days ago and drove 35 minutes to the theatre to see it today. For some reason the trailer just really impressed me especially the animation. I felt like the characters were well rounded and it was an overall lighthearted film, with some dark moments (in my opinion) which i will…
Leer completa ↗It seems I am the sole review for Ghost Cat Anzu as of today, which is a shame. I saw it through a short theatrical window and was the only one in my theatre to enjoy what I found to be a pretty charming story of found-family. The animation for me was the strongest stand-point, first directed in live action and then…
Leer completa ↗Ghost Cat Anzu grabs attention immediately with its unique animation style. Using cutting-edge rotoscoping techniques, it achieves realistic movement without lifelessness—putting most anime to shame and redefining animation’s potential by blending real performances with whimsy. This French-Japanese co-production…
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