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| Japan: Animation Nation, 25-minutes, 2008 (Ref: 705) |
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Japan is the world’s third largest economy. It’s a place where work is taken
very seriously indeed – but so, too, is entertainment. And there is nothing the
Japanese like better than losing themselves in fantasy, particularly the
country’s famous animation films. The appetite for these films is huge and
people often queue up way before shops open to get the very latest offering.
There is also a long queue of people trying to get into the industry itself.
It’s very competitive. This film follows the fortunes of Kaori, an animation
student, who works long, long hours painstakingly producing frame by frame her
animation film. She is just one of 700 students studying animation at the Nippon
Engineering College in Tokyo.
Part of 6 x 25-minute series produced for the BBC. These films can be bought
individually or as a series |
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