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Spirited Away
Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi · 千と千尋の神隠し · 2001
A girl gets lost in a spirit world, and grows up fast.
Synopsis
Ten-year-old Chihiro is sulking about moving to a new town when her family stumbles into an abandoned amusement park that turns out to be anything but abandoned: it is a bathhouse for spirits, run by the fearsome witch Yubaba, who turns Chihiro's parents into pigs and strips her of her name. To survive and save her family, Chihiro must work under Yubaba, navigating a world of gods, spirits, and stranger things, all while trying not to forget who she really is. It is a coming-of-age fantasy unlike anything else, whimsical and eerie in equal measure, and endlessly rewatchable.
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Characters
18
Staff
95In-Between Animation7
Key Animation24
Music2
Original Creator1
Producer1
Recording1
Script1
Sound Director1
Sound Effects3
Special Effects1
Storyboard1
Theme Song Composition1
Theme Song Performance1
Studios
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Spirited Away struck me to my core, seeing this movie in such a surrealistic manner and understanding the trouble and trauma a child could go through, even in their childhood, even when they're dreaming. This is a phenomenal film, and obviously, award-worthy cinema.




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