Whether it is his last film or not, Miyazaki's latest is nothing less than a masterful drawing of everything that moves the filmmaker.
A semi-autobiographical fantasy that explores life, death and creation.
Mahito, a boy trying to come to terms with the death of his mother, steps into a world inhabited by both the living and the dead. In this world, death fades and life rises in a new guise. The semi-autobiographical imaginative epic The Boy and the Heron is Hayao Miyazaki's first film since the Oscar-nominated The Wind Rises and is another autobiographically inspired tribute to friendship.
A festival bursting with animation films, master classes and talks by local and (inter)national creators. Whether you're a diehard animation fan or just curious, Framed is the place to be!
