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Ponyo
Principal
Sousuke
Principal
Fujimoto
Secondaire
Granmammare
Secondaire
Koichi
Secondaire
Kumiko
Secondaire
Lisa
Secondaire
Toki
Secondaire
Yoshie
Secondaire
Toshio Suzuki
Producteur
Hayao Miyazaki
Réalisateur, Script, Scénario, Directeur de l’animation, Producteur exécutif
Eriko Kimura
Directeur du son
Jennifer Medel
Script
Jean-Marc Pannetier
Script, Directeur de doublage
Joe Hisaishi
Composition du thème, Arrangement du thème, Musique
Nozomi Oohashi
Interprétation du thème
Makiko Futaki
Animation clé
Gerardo García
Directeur de doublage
Hideki Hamasu
Animation clé
Ponyo sur la Falaise
#3,322Classement
- Adventure
- Award Winning
- Fantasy
Synopsis
A goldfish sneaks away from home and floats off on the back of a jellyfish. After getting stuck in a glass jar, she drifts to the shore where she is freed by Sousuke, a five-year-old boy who lives with his mother Lisa in a house by the sea while his father Koichi works on a fishing boat. After healing a cut on Sousuke's finger by licking it, the goldfish is named Ponyo by her new friend.
Unknown to Sousuke, Ponyo already has a name and a family. Her father Fujimoto, a sorcerer who forsook his humanity to live underwater, searches frantically for his daughter Brunhilde. When found and captured, Ponyo rejects her birth name and declares that she wants to become a human. Using the power received from Sousuke's blood, she grows arms and legs and escapes to the surface once more. But the magic released into the ocean causes an imbalance in nature, causing the Moon to start falling out of orbit and the tides to grow dangerously stronger. Reunited with Ponyo, Sousuke must pass an ancient test to restore order in the world and let his companion live on as a human.
(Source: MAL)
Unknown to Sousuke, Ponyo already has a name and a family. Her father Fujimoto, a sorcerer who forsook his humanity to live underwater, searches frantically for his daughter Brunhilde. When found and captured, Ponyo rejects her birth name and declares that she wants to become a human. Using the power received from Sousuke's blood, she grows arms and legs and escapes to the surface once more. But the magic released into the ocean causes an imbalance in nature, causing the Moon to start falling out of orbit and the tides to grow dangerously stronger. Reunited with Ponyo, Sousuke must pass an ancient test to restore order in the world and let his companion live on as a human.
(Source: MAL)
Contexte
Gake no Ue no Ponyo—Miyazaki's 8th animated film with Studio Ghibli—grossed more than $201 million USD worldwide. It is made up of over 170,000 individual frames. In 2009, the film won in five categories at the 8th Annual Tokyo Anime awards. It was also awarded with the 32nd Japan Academy Prize for both Animation of the Year and Outstanding Musical Achievement. Many aspects of Ponyo drew from portions of day-to-day life. The seaside village, for example, is based on Tomonoura, Japan, with some sections inspired by Richard Wagner’s Die Walküre. The main character, Sosuke, is also named after the hero of The Gate by Natsume Soseki.
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