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New Yorker on Miyazaki

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the catbus dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The New Yorker issue of 17 January has an in-depth article on Hayao Miyazaki. It gives a nice look at the arc of his work, short interviews with him, and more extended interviews with his co-workers. Here is an interview with the article's author."

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  1. Who is Hayao Miyazaki? by TopSpin · · Score: 5, Informative

    For those of you who do not instantly associate that name with anything, a link.

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  2. Expo in Paris by quake74 · · Score: 5, Informative

    If you like Miyazaki and are around Paris, you might want ot check out the exposition at the museum de la Monnaie (right in front of Pont Neuf). I went there yesterday and it is quite interesting: it is centered around a comparison of Miyazaki's work and Moebius' work (one of the best french cartoonist). The most interesting stuff to me was a cross-interview of Moebius and Miyazaki, good stuff. They also show other two documentaries on their respective work, but I don't know if it is worth it for 9 euros.