Three New Miyazaki Films Debut at Studio Ghibli Museum
The Studio Ghibli Museum in Japan will debut three new short features from Hayao Miyazaki. Starting Jan. 3, 2006 and running until March 13, the three films will screen in the museum’s Saturn Theatre.
HOUSE-HUNTING is the story of Fuki, an energetic girl setting out on a trip to look for a new house. MON-MON THE WATER SPIDER follows a water spider who experiences love at first sight with a lovely water strider, who skitters freely over the surface of the water. THE DAY I HARVESTED A STAR is the story of a visionary world based on artist Naohisa Inoue's original work IBLARD.
All three films will not run at the same time. For more information, visit www.nausicaa.net/miyazaki/museum/.
HOUSE-HUNTING is the story of Fuki, an energetic girl setting out on a trip to look for a new house. MON-MON THE WATER SPIDER follows a water spider who experiences love at first sight with a lovely water strider, who skitters freely over the surface of the water. THE DAY I HARVESTED A STAR is the story of a visionary world based on artist Naohisa Inoue's original work IBLARD.
All three films will not run at the same time. For more information, visit www.nausicaa.net/miyazaki/museum/.
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