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Friday, 16 Jul 2021 07:36 AM MYT Director Mamoru Hosoda poses as he arrives for the screening of the film ‘France’ (On a Half Clear Morning) in Cannes July 15, 2021. — Reuters pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. CANNES, July 16 — Mamoru Hosoda has bones to pick with both Steven Spielberg and Hayao Miyazaki, the other great Japanese animator to whom he is often compared. Hosoda — whose brilliantly humane Mirai got an Oscar nod three years ago — has had enough of the way Hollywood treats the digital world and Miyazaki depicts wom...

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Toshiyuki Morikawa, and Ryô Narita. I'm really looking forward to this! As magical as ever from Hosoda. Jump in. Here's the first international trailer (+ the English poster) for Mamoru Hosoda's Belle, direct from Vimeo: You can still see the first teaser trailer for Mamoru Hosoda's Mamoru Hosoda's new film Belle follows Suzu, a 17-year-old high school student living in a rural village with her father. For years she has only been a shadow of herself. One day, Suzu enters "U," a virtual world of five billion online members, and she becomes Belle, a world-famous singer. Belle soon meets wi...

Mirai). The short title is just Belle (perhaps a reference to Beauty and the Beast), but the film's full Japanese title is Belle: The Princess of Dragons and Freckles and it's currently set to tour in Japan this summer. The film is about a teenage girl who lives between modern-day Japan and a virtual world called "U." The story follows her as she makes a new friend and "embarks on a journey of adventures and love both in their quest of becoming who they truly are." This trailer asks a lot of questions - who is she, why is she so popular, why does she have to hide her face, who are these ba...

Over the past few years, Mamoru Hosoda has solidified his place in the animation industry as a juggernaut of the art form and his use of familial bonds to drive the plot of his narratives forward sets him apart from his contemporaries.