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Kono Sekai no (Sara ni Ikutsumono) Katasumi ni
Suzu is a quiet and ordinary -- if not a bit of clumsy and daydreaming -- girl growing up in the outskirts of the city of Hiroshima in mid-1930s. She loves drawing sketches with pencils -- a hobby she is really good at. Following her parents' arrangement in 1943, 18-year-old Suzu is married to a young man living in Kure, a neighboring city with a large naval base, in which he works as a civilian secretary for the military tribunal. There she faces a new life, a new family, as well as many new challenges and hardships, particularly with the worsening life conditions due to the Pacific War. Yet Suzu manages to find happiness and peace in her daily life. The concept behind the film is to give the perspective of "several more lives" in addition to Suzu's, so it has a new title to reflect the new theme. It will adapt more scenes from the manga. The new scenes include Suzu crossing paths with Rin in the fall of 1944 and the winter and spring of 1945. Rin features prominently in the new visual above and the video below. Another new segment will focus on the Makurazaki Typhoon of September 1945, while Suzu is worried for her younger sister Sumi. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Fumiyo KounoOriginal Creator
Sunao KatabuchiDirector
Chie UrataniAssistant Director
Hidenori MatsubaraCharacter Design
KotringoMusicHidenori MatsubaraAnimation Director
Masao MaruyamaPlanning
Tarou MakiProducerSunao KatabuchiScriptChie UrataniLayout Composition
Fuuko NodaProduction DeskFuuko NodaProduction Committee
Tetsu MizuharaDaisuke Ono
Harumi KuromuraNatsuki Inaba
Shuusaku HoujouYoshimasa Hosoya
Sumi UranoMegumi Han
Entarou HoujouShigeru Ushiyama
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I will spoil one thing in this review - the genre of the movie - a very typical Japanese story of innocent people suffering during wartime. I'm assuming you already knew that going in. I don't explore much other media but it seems like only Japanese stories have so many stories that are just purely…
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