Cannes awards the Palme d'Or of Honor to the legendary Studio Ghibli, the primary entity to obtain it, for its 'contemporary air' in animated cinema | EUROtoday

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He Studio Ghiblione of many largest animated movie factories on the planet, would be the first entity to obtain the Golden Palm of Honor of the Cannes Festival, the group introduced this Wednesday.

The Japanese studio, “embodied by two superb creators, Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata, and by a cult character serieshas brought a fresh air to animated cinema over the last four decades,” defined an announcement.

This is the primary time that the Cannes Film Festival has awarded its honorary award “not to a person, but to an institution”highlighted the president of the occasion, Iris Knobloch, and the overall delegate, Thierry Frmaux.

“Like all cinema icons, These characters populate our imaginations of overflowing and colorful universes, with sensitive and committed narratives,” they added.

Ghibli has made “Japanese animated cinema be lived as one of the great adventures of cinephiliabetween tradition and modernity”, emphasize Knobloch and Frmaux.

Hayao Miyazaki, in an image from 2015.

Hayao Miyazaki, in a picture from 2015.AFP

“Feel really honored and happy that the studio receive the Palme d'Or of Honor,” stated Toshio Suzuki, one other of the co-founders of Ghibli, created in 1985.

Since then, this examine has made greater than twenty characteristic movies, filled with “poetry and humanist and ecological commitment,” highlights the competition. Yours are Porco Rosso, Princess Mononoke, The Wind Rises, Howl's Moving Castle o The Grave of the Fireflies.

Many of them have had worldwide success, and amongst them stands out 'Spirited Away' (2001), which received the Oscar for finest animated movie in 2002 and the Golden Bear for finest movie on the Berlin Festival of the identical yr, an award awarded collectively with 'Bloody Sunday'.

Miyazaki's final movie, The boy and the heron (The Boy and the Heron), received the Oscar for finest animated movie final March, though the veteran Japanese filmmaker, from 83 todidn’t attend the Los Angeles gala, since he not often leaves his nation.


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