Los mundos de Hayao Miyazaki : Las fuentes de inspiración de sus icónicas películas

Miyazaki is able to imagine and populate worlds like no other director or animation creator. His brilliant films, such as My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and The Boy and the Heron —the latter two Oscar winners— develop a complete and fascinating version of reality. This book explores the creation of those worlds, connecting their origins to the Japanese director's interests, obsessions, and influences. By discussing the real-world locations cited by Miyazaki, his own beliefs and biography, the impact of manga and anime, aspects of traditional Japanese culture, and the many writers, artists, and filmmakers he admires, this work offers a new way to understand and enjoy his masterful films.