Studio Ponoc's New Anthology Movie: Little Heroes
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Hot on the heels with their success with Mary and the Witch's Flower (a decent fantasy movie designed almost solely for Studio Ghibli fans), Studio Ponoc has announced their newest feature film project, and it is an anthology movie consisting of three short stories created by three directors. The first story is "Kanini and Kanino" and is directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi (Mary, When Marnie Was There, The Secret World of Arrietty). The second story is "Samurai Eggs" and is directed by Yoshiyuki Momose (Ghiblies Episode 2, Capsule Trilogy, Ni no Kuni 2). The third story is "The Invisible Man" and is directed by Akihiko Yamashita, who has worked as an animator and character designer on Howl's Moving Castle, Arrietty, Marnie and Mary. This is his first time in the director's chair. Little Heroes: Kani, Tamago and the Invisible Man is slated for an August release in Japan. The movie is fairly short, clocking in at under an hour, but promised a wide