Ókami kodomo no Ame to Juki
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Die junge Studentin Hana ist über beide Ohren verliebt in einen Mann, der sich als Wolfsmensch entpuppt. Das Paar bekommt zwei Kinder, Yuki und Ame. Plötzlich aber stirbt der Vater und die ungewöhnliche Familie zieht sich aufs Land zurück. Dort entwickeln sich die Wolfskinder jedoch ganz unterschiedlich: Während Yuki unbedingt in die Schule will und neugierig auf die Menschen ist, zieht es Ame ganz zurück in die Natur ... (ProSieben MAXX)
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Mamoru Hosoda's handwriting can be recognized after just a few minutes. He successfully showcased sincere romance in The Girl Who Leapt Through Time while strongly emphasizing family values in Summer Wars. This time, he leaned more into both aspects – and yet I was caught unawares. Wolf Children goes even further, and from the very beginning, it is evident that this was a very personal story for its creator. Every twist stops the heart, and the weight of the narrative becomes increasingly unsettling over time. I can't even blame Ameme and Yuki for the path they took, but I simply expected something more carefree and adventurous. This psychologically rich ode to nature is visually and narratively flawless, but at times, it is emotionally tormenting for me.
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