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2012
グスコーブドリの伝記
Directed by Gisaburō Sugii
Synopsis
The fairy tale follows a young man named Gusukō in the Tōhoku forests of northeastern Japan in the 1920s. After an onslaught of droughts and natural disasters, Gusukō is forced to leave his home and search for a better life elsewhere. Gusukō joins a group of scientists at the Ihatov Volcano Department, which deals with the same natural disasters that drove Gusukō from his home.
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Cast
Shun Oguri Shioli Kutsuna Kuranosuke Sasaki Tamiyo Kusakari Hayashiya Shōzō IX Ryūzō Hayashi Akira Emoto
DirectorDirector
Gisaburō Sugii
WriterWriter
Gisaburō Sugii
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Kenji Miyazawa
Additional DirectingAdd. Directing
Tsuneo Maeda
Visual EffectsVisual Effects
Marisuke Eguchi
ComposerComposer
Ryota Komatsu
Studios
Tezuka Productions Warner Bros. Japan
Country
Japan
Language
Japanese
Alternative Titles
Gusukobudori no Denki, Biography of Gusuko Budori, 古斯柯布多力傳記, Guskō Budori no Denki, La vie de Budori GUSKOU, The Life of GUSKOU Budori, La vie de GUSKOU Budori, The life of Budori GUSKOU, Guskou budori no denki, Budori, l’étrange voyage, 古斯柯布多力传记, Das Leben des Budori Gusko, 부도리의 꿈, Guskou Budori no Denki (2012), Жизнь Будори Гуско, 卜多力的一生, Guszukó Budori élete, La leyenda de Budori Gusuko
Genres
Animation Drama Fantasy
Releases by Date
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Theatrical
07 Jul 2012
Japan
04 Sep 2013
- France
02 Apr 2015
- Germany12
Physical
31 Dec 2018
- USA
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France
04 Sep 2013
- Theatrical
Germany
02 Apr 2015
- Theatrical12
Japan
07 Jul 2012
- Theatrical
USA
31 Dec 2018
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Review by Nosegay ★★★
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Review by will ★★★★★ 2
it doesn't matter! i have to do it! if that is what this body is for, then even if it turns into ash when my task is done, all shall be well.
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Review by Bob Hovey ★★★
Interesting, but a mixed bag ... there's a beautiful atmosphere and strong ecological theme (sourced from the 1932 fantasy novel by Kenji Miyazawa), but there are plot elements that lead in different directions and remain unresolved.
Guskou seems a nice enough fellow, but he is not developed strongly ... we know he's intelligent, persistent and courageous but he remains enigmatic and bland, to the point we never build the kind of emotional investment that's needed for a lead character.
The character animation (of anthropomorphic cats) is nicely done, and the background mattes and the 3D work on vehicles and buildings are truly spectacular... the overall look of this world commands your attention right from the opening shot (of trees reflected in water). This is the sort of film that will probably delight animation fans on a purely technical level in spite of story and character weaknesses.
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Review by Kentheq ★★½
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Review by Ryan McSwain ★★★★½
The director of Night on the Galactic Railroad (1985) adapts another story from the legendary Kenji Miyazawa with the same big-eared anthropomorphic cats.
In this film, young Guskou Budor lives an idealistic life with his parents and sister until famine tears his life apart. On what might be a quest to find his missing sister, he ventures into the wide world and the worlds beyond.
This film has the quality and magic of a Studio Ghibli film, and it deserves the same level of recognition. If you love magical realism and breathtaking animation, this should be at the top of your list.
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Review by Sudar 😌 Manto ★★★
Kehidupan Guskuo Budori awalnya memang Ghibli-isme banget. Dengan kesusahan yang dialami keluarga Budori yang petani lereng gunung namun akhirnya mengalami paceklik karena tanah tak lagi subur.
Ceritanya agak absurd karena mengandung fantasi-kepala Budori yang kehilangan Neri setelah kedua ortunya meninggal.
Budori membayangkan bekerja di pabrik pemintalan benang sutra, menjadi petani, bahkan akhirnya ke kota jadi asisten penelitian vulkanologi. Meski ceritanya getir, namun kelempengan ekspresi muka dan suara Budori bikin filmnya terasa hampa.
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Review by Zenny ★★★
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Review by Niclas Svensson ★★★★★ 2
8th favourite film of the decade.
This is one of those films were everything in it is so bizarre and different that it's no wonder why people can't attach themselves to it. The film is based on a story with the same name by Kenji Miyazawa, a man who was a Japanese buddhist from the early 1900's, so the message and the tone is drastically different from what we expect from children's entertainment over here in the west. At the same time though it echoes works like Alice in Wonderland a little bit, with the oddities and strange characters Budori meets on his journey, that don't have an impact on the plot.
Some scenes are funny, some cute, some scary,…
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Review by gaymovieboy ★
The one star is for the animation. So fucking beautiful
The lack of the other stars is because this was BORING! It made NO SENSE and was way less interesting then the Railroad film. Why did the Giovanni-not-Giovanni character just.... completely lack motivation or care towards his family? So unrewarding, unrewarding ending, disjointed and not in a fun way
The evil cat was hot though
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Review by Boing ★★★★★ 2
This is both a perfect thematic sequel to Night on the Galactic Railroad in every single way, and it works beautifully as its own standalone story to boot. Not only that, but the lessons learned from his previous films, plus the visual allusions to his past work make this a wonderful swan song for Gisaburō Sugii's entire filmography.
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Review by Chilldebert ★★½
While the animation and background art is beautiful, The Life of Guskou Budori feels unfinished and incomplete.
Some episodes of Guskou's life were portrayed too long, others too short,there are a lot of unresolved plotlines and the ending seemed very strange and rushed. -
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коты не должны плакать я отдам им всю репку от дедки из пскова
