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Episode # 401 The Boy and the Heron with Kambole Campbell and Leslie Byron-Pitt
·45 min·4 clips
Camberley reveals how The Boy and the Heron reflects Hayao Miyazaki's wartime childhood and Studio Ghibli's uncertain legacy.
As heard by us
A warm, disagreement-friendly discussion of Miyazaki, legacy, and why The Boy and the Heron takes time to settle in.
Flixwatcher's take on The Boy and the Heron frames the film around grief, legacy, inheritance, and the difficulty of meeting a late-career work that keeps changing as it goes.
Why you'd press play
You want a loose Ghibli chat about The Boy and the Heron as a late-career film about moving on and legacy.
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