Laputa (Castle in the Sky) Blu-ray
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Director: Hayao Miyazaki
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Duration(min): 124
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Language: Japanese. English dub and sub.
Genre: Action
Rating: G
Region: 4 - Australia, New Zealand
Release Date: April 20, 2011
The epic fantasy adventure revolves around Pazu, an orphaned boy and a girl named Sheeta who fell from the sky into the arms of Pazu. While fleeing from air-pirates, their adventures involve finding out about Sheeta's identity and the secret of her pendant made of a levitation stone crystal.
The film has a wonderful retro-futuristic tone that also evokes Jules Verne's books, and delivers a subtle anti-war and ecological message in a typically Miyazaki non-preachy manner. Studio Ghibli was founded around the production of this film, which makes this film the de facto first official Ghibli feature.
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