Now Go: On Grief and Studio Ghibli
- Grief Studio Ghibli
- Categories:Death & Grief Psychology Social Sciences
- Language:English（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:United Kingdom
- Publication date:November,2022
- Pages:76
- Retail Price:11.30 GBP
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Feature
★ In this work, author Carl Thomas Smith explores the themes of grief within Studio Ghibli's animated films. He investigates not only how Studio Ghibli handles grief so masterfully but also how this approach influences our understanding of the many faces of sorrow.
★ This work is a warm gift for all readers who love the films of Studio Ghibli and appreciate the diversity and complexity of their creations.
Description
In Now Go, Karl Thomas Smith enters the emotional waters to interrogate not only how Studio Ghibli navigates grief but how these works have informed his own understanding of its manifold faces, weaving cornerstone films and characters – including My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, The Boy and the Heron, and more – with his own life and the broader human experience of loss.
Filled with magic and mystery, Ghibli films act as a beacon in the dark, illuminating the path ahead of us.
Author
Karl Thomas Smith is a writer covering fashion, music, film, and other arts-adjacent topics across the broad culture spectrum for outlets including Dazed, Highsnobiety, i-D, etc. Previously an editor at HYPEBEAST and The Quietus, he lives in Brighton with his fiancée, Marianne, and their dog, Bowie. He can usually be found cooking.
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