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Tickets Available for U.K. Release of Naoko Yamada's The Colors Within (Updated)
posted on by Andrew Osmond
Correction - The original version of this story wrongly claimed that the BFI IMAX screening of The Colors Within on Wednesday January 29 will be subtitled. In fact, it will be the English Dub. Apologies for the mistake.
Before that there will also be an English-dubbed London IMAX screening of the film on Wednesday January 29, at the BFI IMAX cinema near Waterloo station. This screening will be hosted by Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham, the co-hosts of the Ghibliotheque podcast.
The anime opened in Japan on August 30 2024. The story centers on Totsuko, a high school girl who can see the "colors" of the emotions in people's hearts. She attends a mission school in Nagasaki. In order to keep her friends and family from feeling dark feelings, she worries, reads situations, and even lies to smooth things over. At an antique bookshop in the corner of town, she meets a beautiful woman with an incredibly beautiful color and a music-loving boy trying to put together a band. The story follows these three sensitive people who gather together to play in a band.
Yamada directed the film at Science SARU. Story Inc. is credited as planner and producer. Reiko Yoshida (K-ON!, Girls und Panzer, Ride Your Wave, Violet Evergarden) penned the script, and kensuke ushio (Space Dandy, A Silent Voice, Liz and the Blue Bird, Chainsaw Man) composed the music. DaisukeRichard drafted the original characters, and Takashi Kojima designed the characters and also directed the animation. Mr. Children performs the theme song "in the pocket."
The film had its premiere at this year's Annecy International Film Festival earlier this year in June. The film also won the Best Animation Film award at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival in June.
Sanami Suzuki launched a manga adaptation of the film on Kadokawa's Comic Newtype platform on July 16.
Via Anime UK News.
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