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The Ghibliotheque Anime Movie Guide: The Essential Guide to Japanese Animated Cinema

Hardback

Main Details

Title The Ghibliotheque Anime Movie Guide: The Essential Guide to Japanese Animated Cinema
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Michael Leader
By (author) Jake Cunningham
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:192
Dimensions(mm): Height 237,Width 185
Category/GenreFilm theory and criticism
Film guides and reviews
Animated films
ISBN/Barcode 9781802792881
ClassificationsDewey:791.43340952
Audience
General
Illustrations 200 clr and b&w images

Publishing Details

Publisher Welbeck Publishing Group
Imprint Welbeck
Publication Date 27 October 2022
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Explore the fascinating world of Anime through more than 20 classic films in this new book from the authors of Ghibliotheque. The Ghibliotheque Guide to Anime gives an accessible beginner's tour to the wildly popular world of Japanese animated cinema, charting a path that takes in everything from titans of the industry like Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Your Name, to deeper cuts, hidden gems, and future classics that any newcomer to the artform must see. Just as Ghibliotheque was a gateway into the fantastical worlds of Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro and Princess Mononoke, this new guide provides a perfect entry point for film fans who want to expand their knowledge and appreciation of the genre. Each chapter focuses on one of the all-time greatest anime films, with director biographies, recommendations for further viewing and other trivia titbits supplementing the core reviews and breakdowns of each movie. Combined with vibrant film stills and lush posters and portraits, authors Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham reveal the story behind each film, why it's a must-see, and give readers a welcoming guide through the exciting world of anime.

Author Biography

Michael Leader is a writer and broadcaster whose writing has appeared inSight and has written and voiced video essays for the BBC andLittle White Lies. He has written about film forThe I, BFI,NME and more. He lives in London with his partner and a small dog.