Its movies transcend cultural boundaries, offering tales that are as meaningful and heartfelt as they are visually stunning.
Studio Ghibli has created iconic movies, that eventhe lesser-known films are equally impactful.
This 1984 film was actually released before Studio Ghibli was formed but eventually was added to its library.
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Its influence can be seen in later Ghibli works that also explorehumanitys relationship with nature.
Directed byHayao Miyazaki, the film also marks Ghibli’s first collaboration with composerJoe Hisaishi.
The English dub features the voice ofKirsten Dunstas Kiki.
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This 1989 film is a heartwarming exploration of adolescence and self-discovery, witha great depiction of grounded magic.
Directed byHayao Miyazaki, it highlights themes of resilience, community, and the challenges of growing up.
Its everyday magic contrasts with Ghiblis more fantastical films.
Kikis relatable journey of finding her footing in a new environment makes it a timeless coming-of-age story.
The film was supposed to be Miyazaki’s last film when he announced his first retirement.
The Wind Risesis a deeply personal and reflective work that stands apart from Studio Ghiblis fantastical movies.
The film is Studio Ghibli’s first official film after its formation.
Castle in the Skyis a cornerstone of the studios legacy.
Its stunning animation and meticulous attention to detail create a visually mesmerizing experience, that can eventraumatize its viewers.
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