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Forum - View topicNEWS: A Letter for Momo Wins Top Prize at Czech's AniFest
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Faiga_Raisa
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Edit needed. The title of the article says "A Letter for Momo" when it's "A Letter to Momo" as stated in the body of the article.
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GhostShell
Posts: 1009 Location: Richmond, B.C., Canada |
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The more I hear about this film, the more I'd like to see it. Still hoping for a North American release.
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mgosdin
Posts: 1302 Location: Kissimmee, Florida, USA |
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Agreed, it looks like this is one of those films that isn't hampered by Cultural Barriers. Hopefully it will do well enough in Japan and win enough accolades elsewhere to get the studio to really market it worldwide. Mark Gosdin |
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molibdaenum
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About "A Letter to Momo":
7751万600円 = 77,510,600 ¥ ≈ $952,000 "7,751,600 yen (about US$95,230)" is not correct. Variety confirms this: http://i49.tinypic.com/357mxww.png Box Office Mojo confirms this: http://boxofficemojo.com/intl/japan/?yr=2012&wk=16&p=.htm |
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Alien1375
Posts: 45 Location: Netherlands |
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I saw it some weeks ago at the Amsterdam Fantastic Filmfestival. Great film indeed. Has some kind of 'Kamichu' vibe since it takes place around the Seto inland sea of Japan and has supernatural beings in it.
In short: Hartwarming story, good animation and beautiful backgrounds. |
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