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Hiroki Fujisawa
Principal
Sayuri Sawatari
Principal
Takuya Shirakawa
Principal
Arisaka
Secondaire
Okabe
Secondaire
Tsuneo Tomizawa
Secondaire
Makoto Shinkai
Producteur, Réalisateur, Directeur du son, Script, Storyboard, Paroles du thème, Producteur exécutif, Montage, Auteur original
Steven Foster
Script, Directeur de doublage
Ai Kawashima
Interprétation du thème
Tenmon
Composition du thème, Arrangement du thème, Musique
Rie Furumiya
Effets sonores
Gekidan Inu Curry
Daisuke Hiramaki
Intervalles
Akira Hirosawa
Décors
Naoto Hosoda
Animation clé
Youko Iizuka
Animation clé
Manga
The Place Promised in Our Early Days
Volumes
Manga
The Place Promised in Our Early Days
Volumes

La Tour au-delà des Nuages
#3,318Classement
- Award Winning
- Drama
- Romance
- Sci-Fi
- Military
Synopsis
Hiroki Fujisawa and Takuya Shirakawa harbor admiration for two things in their life: their classmate Sayuri Sawatari and the vast Ezo Tower that stands boundlessly across the Tsugaru Strait. Fascinated by the limitless structure beyond their reach, Hiroki and Takuya begin constructing an aeroplane from a fallen drone they discovered—naming it the Bella Ciela—to fulfill their dream of one day reaching the sky-scraping top of the tower. Later joined by the girl they love, Hiroki and Takuya promise Sayuri to fly with her to the seemingly otherworldly top together. However, Japan has suffered a North-South partitioning that has fueled conflict near the base of the tower, which marks the border between the America-controlled Southern islands and the Northern lands occupied by the Soviet Union.
Further along, Sayuri suddenly disappears, and Hiroki and Takuya never see her again. Unbeknownst to them, she fell victim to a sleeping disorder that left her comatose for the past three years. Although Hiroki and Takuya later learn about Sayuri's condition, they also discover that the girl's unconscious state is oddly linked to the same tower the trio had promised to conquer together.
(Source: MAL)
Further along, Sayuri suddenly disappears, and Hiroki and Takuya never see her again. Unbeknownst to them, she fell victim to a sleeping disorder that left her comatose for the past three years. Although Hiroki and Takuya later learn about Sayuri's condition, they also discover that the girl's unconscious state is oddly linked to the same tower the trio had promised to conquer together.
(Source: MAL)
Contexte
The film won the Best Animation Film award at the Mainichi Film Awards in 2004.
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