Satoshi Kon’s films are master classes in cinematic editing, and his final work, the minute-long short film ‘Ohayo,’ is no exception.
Tag: anime
Hey, All You Normies Who Hate On Jazz. Why Do You Love Cartoon Theme Songs So Much?
Do you know how many of the best cartoon theme songs are jazz? You cats really gotta get consistent out here.
The Best Anime Series of the 2010s
It’s been a long 10 years. These anime sliced them down to size.
Studio Ghibli’s Movies Are the Goldilocks of Climate Change Critiques
While the Japanese studio’s films don’t sugarcoat the conflicts between humanity and nature, they don’t oversimplify it, either.
Twenty Years Later, ‘Princess Mononoke’ Is More Eerily Relevant Than Ever
The year that marked the Miyazaki classic’s two-decade anniversary was rife with oil spills and California fires. Can the movie’s lessons save us from ourselves?
Q&A: The Voices of ‘Carole & Tuesday’ Speak Up
We spoke with Nai Br.XX and Celeina Ann, the singers at the center of the new Shinichirō Watanabe series.
The Fantastic Beat of ‘Moon In the Hidden Woods’
The South Korean film, which premiered this month at Fantasia 2019, really stands out because of its soundtrack.
KyoAni Taught Me What It Meant to Become Special
Remembering those lost in the attack at Kyoto Animation through their work.
‘Birthday Wonderland’ Is Pure, Gorgeous Chaos
But the film, which was screened at Fantasia 2019, suffers from not having a clear direction.
Three Decades Later, ‘Little Nemo’ Is Still a Dream
In ‘Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland,’ which turns 30 this week, a child’s nighttime dreamland becomes a film made of wonder and whimsy.