As a dedicated anime enthusiast with a soft spot for heartwarming narratives and captivating visuals, I can hardly contain my excitement about the impending U.S. release of “Look Back.” Having followed the success of Tatsuki Fujimoto‘s works in Japan, I eagerly awaited this movie’s arrival on our shores – and now that day is finally within sight! The film’s impressive box office performance in its home country, coupled with Kiyotaka Oshiyama’s distinguished resume as a Key Animator for Hayao Miyazaki’s “The Boy and the Heron” and the anime adaptation of “Chainsaw Man,” promises a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.
The specified release date of Look Back in U.S. within North American regions has officially been determined. GKIDS confirmed they will hold distribution rights for both the cinematic and home version releases of the forthcoming movie.
What is the Look Back U.S. release date?
As a gaming enthusiast eagerly waiting for my next anime fix, I can’t help but get excited about “The Look Back”! Mark your calendars for October 4, 2024, as this masterpiece will grace our cinemas across the nation in its pure, Japanese language. This film is an adaptation of the critically acclaimed manga series by the renowned author Tatsuki Fujimoto (Chainsaw Man), and it’s been brought to life under the visionary direction of Kiyotaka Oshiyama. Can’t wait to immerse myself in this captivating world!
Check out a new trailer for Look Back below:
First released in Japan earlier this year, the film “Look Back” achieved tremendous success internationally. It debuted on more than 100 screens and grossed over 1 billion yen ($6.9 million) at the box office, prompting an extended release within Japan following its successful initial screening. Notably, “Look Back” is Studio Durian’s inaugural feature production, a company led by Oshiyama. Prior to creating “Look Back”, Oshiyama held the role of Key Animator for Hayao Miyazaki’s “The Boy and the Heron,” and contributed to the anime adaptation of “Chainsaw Man.”
In the movie’s summary, extroverted and beloved student Fujino is admired by her peers for her humorous cartoons in the school newspaper. One day, her teacher asks her to collaborate with Kyomoto, a shy, absentee student known for his stunning artwork. This request ignites a competitive spirit within Fujino. However, as she gets to know Kyomoto and discovers their mutual love for drawing, her initial jealousy evolves into something more profound.
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2024-08-24 01:10