Kenji Kamiyama delivers a fun and imaginative family film
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Napping Princess
Hirune Hime: Shiranai Watashi no Monogatari · ひるね姫~知らないワタシの物語~ · 2017
A dreamy high schooler unlocks family secrets connecting reality with fantasy realms.
Synopsis
Kokone Morikawa is a cheerful high school senior living in rural Kojima with her taciturn mechanic father Momotaro, constantly falling into involuntary afternoon naps. In her vivid dreams, Kokone transforms into Princess Ancien of Heartland, a fantastical kingdom powered by automobiles where artificial intelligence is strictly outlawed. Reality and fantasy collide dramatically when Tokyo police suddenly arrest her father on false corporate industrial espionage charges just days before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Using clues embedded within her magical dreams and accompanied by her loyal childhood friend Morio, Kokone races to Tokyo to uncover her mother's technological legacy.
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Characters
9
Staff
145Character Design1
Chief Animation Director2
Chief Producer1
Color Design1
Director1
Director of Photography1
Episode Director3
Executive Producer3
In-Between Animation16
Key Animation21
Studios
Main Studio
Producer
- Bandai
- Chukyo TV Broadcasting
- Fukuoka Broadcasting System
- Hakuhodo DY Media Partners
- Hiroshima Television
- HoriPro
- Hulu
- Kadokawa
- KDDI
- Lawson HMV Entertainment
- Miyagi Television Broadcasting
- Nippon Television Network
- Nishinippon Broadcasting
- Production I.G
- Sapporo Television Broadcasting
- Shizuoka Daiichi Television
- VAP
- Warner Bros. Japan
- Yomiuri Telecasting
HakiPoints
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Kokone's story is a mostly well-paced (if minor) thriller crossed with a sort of fairytale allegory about modern technology, with a few family issues thrown in as well. In short, it's a pretty entertaining novelty.
Read full reviewDirector Kenji Kamiyama's first family film reaches for the stars and the audience's heartstrings all at once, but does it succeed? Rose Bridges has the answers straight from its screening at AnimeFest!
Read full reviewInteresting and imaginative premise, likeable characters and nice character designs, but marred by structural and pacing issues.
Read full reviewThere are some fun satirical observations in this animation about a somnolent schoolgirl's imaginary world, but it winds up feeling mechanical
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