Miyazaki's new film opens the 71st edition of the San Sebastian Film Festival
- Kimitachi wa Do Ikiruka/The Boy and the Heron will be screened on 22 September, following the inauguration of the Festival, in the Kursaal auditorium.
The San Sebastian Film Festival will be the first time that the new Miyazaki film will be brought to Europe to begin the 71st edition of the festival.
Hayao Miyazaki has a long history in the film world since he created Studio Ghibli with Isao Takahata. In its extensive filmography, the Chihiro Journey has been the most crisp, winning the Berlin Golden Bear and the Oscar for the best animated film. In addition, he won the Golden Lion for his entire career in 2005 and in 2014 received the Oscar of honor.
The fourth edition of the Miyazaki Film Festival will be the first time it is part of the Official Section. Before, with El Voyage de Chihiro and El Cliff de Ponyo in the Velódromo de Anoeta, and in the section Pearls with Kaze Tachinu/The Wind Rises.
This year two new jobs have been selected for the Pearls section: Kaguya-hime by Isao Takahata no Monogatari/The Tale of The Princess Kaguya and The Tortue rouge/Red Turtle by Michael Dudok de Wit.
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On the eighth day of the festival, cinema has lost all ritual and all signs of mysticism. The cinematic experience has become part of the routine: to be credited, to dismiss the staff of the room and to do it directly to the seat. Without magic, it's a mere formality. Today,... [+]
During the search for locations for the new documentary, Martín Benchimol met the castle, the sunset sign of the Argentine aristocracy. Fascinated, he wanted to meet the local owner. In this way, and full of strangeness, he met Justina, with tanned skin, who after spending his... [+]
