Se levanta el viento
Kaze tačinu
Director:
Hayao MiyazakiGuión:
Hayao MiyazakiMúsica:
Joe HisaishiReparto:
Hideaki Anno, Miori Takimoto, Jun Kunimura, Mansai Nomura, Masahiko Nishimura, Hidetoshi Nishijima, Morio Kazama, Mirai Shida, Shinobu Otake (más)Sinopsis(1)
Narra la historia de Jiro Horikoshi, el hombre que diseñó varios de los cazas japoneses durante la 2ª Guerra Mundial y cómo su trabajo choca frontalmente con su espíritu sensible y apasionado. Todo ello con el trasfondo de la emocionante historia de amor que le mantuvo al lado de su mujer en los peores momentos de sus vidas. (Vértigo Films Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (2)
While the narrative structure is old-fashioned, with no rush and calmly repeating the necessary creative or emotional moments, the animation, on the contrary, is a combination of an unimaginable waste of time with the most advanced possible details. I know that in terms of his personal resume, Hayao Miyazaki has significantly adjusted or poetized some things, but fortunately, I am here as a viewer and not as a historian or nitpicker. A royal spectacle in which nothing happens for most of the two hours – and yet I was emotionally exhausted like I haven't been in a long time. The combination of Miyazaki and airplanes is immortal.
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Miyazaki's dreamy poem, really wonderfully animated and with reliably beautiful music by Hisashi. I would say that as much as - or more than - about Horikoshi, The Wind Rises is a trip into the soul of Miyazaki himself, and an account of the uneasy life in Japan at the time. Such a biography, idealized as it is, may be the envy of many other Horikoshi figures who have seen only ordinary feature films without a shred of imagination and following a tired template.
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