From Akira to "Walking Castle". How Japanese animation turned over world cinema

"In 2003, the painting “Safeed by Ghosts” Hayao Miyazaki received the Oscar. This event was a turning point for the world of cinema art: the eminent reward confirmed that anime is much more than just children"s cartoons. Behind colorful pictures and simple (at first glance) plots are often hidden by serious topics and even global issues of mankind. From feminism to environmental protection, from national identification to knowledge of oneself as a person - anime affects the most diverse problems of our reality, projecting them to a fictional reality.
In the book “From“ Akira ”to“ Walking Castle ””, Suzan Neupir, the author of the sensational edition “The Magic Worlds of Hayao Miyazaki”, answers many questions that relate to the creation and history of modern Japanese animation. You were an amazing opportunity to find out how the anime genre turned the world cinema, establishing in it his laws and conquering the hearts of millions of spectators. "