Waiting with Makoto Shinkai 新海 誠
Jesse Tribble
Sep 9, 2018 18:54
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Writer-Director Makoto Shinkai makes beautiful films, obviously. But after watching his body of work, I noticed how his animation serves the theme of waiting or being present. This video essay focuses on his feature films: Your Name, The Garden of Words, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, 5 Centimeters Per Second, and The Place Promised In Our Early Days.
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MUSIC USED:
Itomori High School—Radwimps
Keep It Movin—Homage
Theme Of Ms. Okudera—Radwimps
The Afternoon of Rainy Day—Daisuke Kashiwa
Kuchikamikaze Trip—Radwimps
School Road—Radwimps
Evoking Memories—Radwimps
Café At Last—Radwimps
Really great free music by Homage:
"Keep it Movin"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/VRvQCkLTRn4
Film & Animation
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#新海 誠
#your name
#Kimi no na wa
#君の名は
#the garden of words
#Koto no ha no niwa
#言の葉の庭
#cross road
#children who chase lost voices
#Hoshi o ou kodomo
#星を追う子ども
#5 centimeters per second
#Byôsoku 5 senchimêtoru
#秒速5センチメートル
#The Place Promised in Our Early Days
#directing
#writing
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#animation
#tokyo
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#radwimps
#mitsuha
#taki
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#retrospective
#break down
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