Footage from a 2002 trip by Studio Ghibli employees to North America includes clips from Miyazaki's films and Pixar shorts, lasting 155 minutes.
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Footage from a 2002 trip by Studio Ghibli employees to North America includes clips from Miyazaki's films and Pixar shorts, lasting 155 minutes.
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In 2002, Studio Ghibli employees traveled to North America to promote Spirited Away. The film, titled Lasseter-san, Thank You, was a private gift to John Lasseter. It resembles a home movie and features behind-the-scenes footage, including scenes from Hayao Miyazaki's films and Pixar shorts. Notable clips include moments from Porco Rosso, paired with images of Miyazaki flying a red double-decker aircraft.
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Why Watch
- See Studio Ghibli's promotion of Spirited Away in North America.
- Find out about the personal connection between Ghibli and Pixar.
- Meet Hayao Miyazaki in a unique, personal setting.
Did You Know
- The film was made in 2003 and has a duration of 155 minutes.
- The trip depicted took place in 2002.
- The documentary was originally a private gift to John Lasseter.
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What year was the documentary 'Lasseter-san, Thank You' released?
The documentary was released in 2003.
What movie was promoted during the trip depicted in 'Lasseter-san, Thank You'?
The trip promoted the movie 'Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi', also known as 'Spirited Away'.
Who is the 'Lasseter-san' referred to in the title of the documentary?
The 'Lasseter-san' refers to John Lasseter, a prominent figure in animation.
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