Oscars 2020 Anime

For the first time in 22 years, Japan has selected an anime film as its best international film entry at the Oscars. Makoto Shinkai's romantic fantasy movie Weathering With You is the Japanese entry for best international feature film category at the 2020 Oscars, marking the first time since Hayao Miyazaki's

Was basically a shoo-in for best animated feature at the Oscars. But Japan is throwing even more of its support behind the climate-change romantic fantasy by making 

As its submission for the best international feature film category (renamed from best foreign-language film) for the 2020 Oscars. This suggests a remarkable confidence in the film, as each country is allowed only one submission to the category, which doesn't necessarily guarantee it a slot. But 

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Is doing gangbusters in Japan, recently passing $100 million (10.7 billion yen) mark at the domestic box office, the first Japanese film to do so since Shinkai's 2016 smash hit 

As Japan's official international feature film entry, this cements Shinkai as the heir apparent to Miyazaki's daunting legacy. However, even if Shinkai manages to do what Miyazaki couldn't and earn the first nomination for an anime film in the best international film category, that doesn't mean we've found Miyazaki's replacement — their two directorial styles couldn't be more different. While Miyazaki's latest retirement (and subsequent un-retirement) left animators scrambling to fill the hole he left, Shinkai's worldwide critical and commercial success proves that anime's worldwide appeal doesn't end with him.

 has been picked up for North American distribution by GKIDS, which will premiere the film internationally at the Toronto International Film Festival. GKIDS has set an awards qualifying run for 2019 with a theatrical release in early 2020 in both the original Japanese and a new English language version. The 92nd Academy Awards will be held February 9, 2020.

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GKIDS proudly presents the highly-anticipated new film from director Makoto Shinkai and producer Genki Kawamura, the creative team behind the critically-acclaimed, global smash hit Your Name. The summer of his high school freshman year, Hokoda runs away from his remote island home to Tokyo, and quickly finds himself pushed to his financial and personal limits. The weather is unusually gloomy and rainy every day, as if to suggest his future. He lives his days in isolation, but finally finds work as a writer for a mysterious occult magazine. Then one day, Hokoda meets Hina on a busy street corner. This bright and strong-willed girl possesses a strange and wonderful ability: the power to stop the rain and clear the sky...We and our partners use cookies to Store and/or access information on a device. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. An example of data being processed may be a unique identifier stored in a cookie. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. The consent submitted will only be used for data processing originating from this website. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page..

Japan's WEATHERING WITH YOU Is Country's First Anime Film in Over 20 Years to be Up for International Film Oscar in 2020

The anime film Weathering With You from director Makoto Shinkai is set to hit the Oscar’s Best International Film Category for the awards show in 2020. This marks Japan’s first anime film to be submitted in the category since Hayao Miyazaki’s

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Weathering With You follows a high school student named Hodaka “who leaves his island home and moves to Tokyo. He's immediately broke from the move and lives his life in isolation, but soon finds a job writing for a strange occult magazine. The weather's been terrible, with rain every day since he had got this new job, until he meets a young woman named Hina. Hodaka finds that although Hina lives with her brother through outside circumstances, the two are happy. Also strangely enough, Hina has the power to control the weather.”

Opened in Japan on July 19th, 2019, and is now said to be released early next year. Hopefully it’s very early or they decide to move it up, as the 92nd Academy Awards will be held on February 9, 2020. See the trailer below, and let us know if you’re excited to see this new Oscar contender.

Coming Soon. Follow GKIDS for the latest updates. http://weatheringwithyoumovie.com GKIDS proudly presents the highly-anticipated new film from director Makoto Shinkai and producer Genki Kawamura, the creative team behind the critically-acclaimed, global smash hit Your Name. The summer of his high school freshman year, Hodaka runs away from his remote island home to Tokyo, and quickly finds himself pushed to his financial and personal limits.

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I’m Jessica Fisher! I love being a wife and mom, and I love movies and TV. I’m a murderino, and love to travel and write. I love Disney and the beach, and being awesome. My favorite things to geek out on are the podcast My Favorite Murder, The Handmaid’s Tale, Mindhunter, Cobra Kai, The Wonder Years, and The Walking Dead. My favorite movies are About Time, 50/50, pretty much anything with Jason Segel and/or Paul Rudd, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Dirty Dancing, and so many others. I love the books Little Women and Harry Potter, and love stand-up comedy. I love writing for !Weathering With You, Makoto Shinkai-directed anime film, selected as Japan's entry for Oscars 2020 Weathering With You recently crossed the $100 million mark at the Japanese box office.

, a Japanese animated romantic drama film, is the country's official entry for International Feature Film Awards at Oscars 2020. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the announcement was made by the Japan Motion Picture Producers Association (Eiren) on 26 August (Monday).

In 1998. The climate-change inspired feature recently crossed the $100 million mark at the Japanese box office,  Variety reports. It is the tenth-highest earning Japanese film of all time. This film is Shinkai's second after

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The English subtitled trailer reveals the story of a runaway high school boy named Hodaka, from the countryside. After exhausting all his financial resources, he finds a job at a bizarre occult magazine. Hodaka eventually befriends a girl named Hina, who possesses the ability to clear away rain to make way for sunshine at a time when Japan is experiencing perpetual rainfall.

. It’s possible I unconsciously remembered that novel. However, I do believe that when you break down stories, they all ultimately end up following a few basic structures, the director had said.

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The film is rightly certified 'A', but the violence becomes so saturated that it doesn't serve the narrative, but instead weighs the film down heavily

Issuing an apology on social media, he wrote- We tried everything but because the audience can’t hear the comedians on stage there’s literally no way to do a show.

Earlier this month, Osman released the fourth and latest book in the series, The Last Devil to Die. And while this book doesn’t really see Osman operating at the height of his powers, there’s enough ‘cosy crime’ goodness here to keep both returning fans and newbies happyThe early years of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature promised a future that never came to pass. Its current state as a depressingly predictable category dominated by whatever Disney released that year is one that feels limited through intention rather than ignorance, and it was 2003’s awarding of

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Five different studios took home the first six awards. With CG, traditional and stop-motion animation all represented, it seemed like the diversity of animated cinema would be a focus of the category. In 2003, Hayao Miyazaki’s

Won the second-ever Best Animated Feature, an intoxicating dreamlike adventure which compelled global audiences. Showcasing Japanese animation so early on felt like a statement from the Academy. The worldwide animation industry had seen rich and groundbreaking stories for years before the awards category was introduced in 2002, so it was only right for the Academy to honor that in their celebration of cinema.

’s win, it stands as the only animated feature award won by an animation house not based in North America or Europe.

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The Academy has struggled to recognize non-Western cinema at all in that time. The first Best Picture win for a foreign language film outside of Europe didn’t come until 2020 for Bong Joon Ho’s South Korean thriller Parasite, despite appreciation for foreign cinema from the industry at large.

Academy America-centrism does not even reflect the attitudes of many of the world’s finest filmmakers. Directors like Martin Scorsese show a deep appreciation for worldwide film, having set up The World Cinema project and The African Film Heritage Project, both with the aim of preserving films from underrepresented regions. Though they’ve celebrated Scorsese’s

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