This is one of his more complex, frustrating plots. This is mostly a metaphorical movie about Miyazaki's relationship with creativity and all the perils and stresses of following it. There is a basic "child enters into a fantasy realm" scaffolding to the story, but the lessons and reflections are very mature.
I love that premise, but also see how that’s a repeated viewing experience.
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Probably the best way to enrich your first viewing is to watch the documentary about him, The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness.
That’s a fantastic idea! 🫂👊⚡️