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Short films
Shown only at the Ghibli Museu
2003 - Mei and Kittenbus
2006 - The Day I Harvested a Planet
2006 - Monmon of the Water Spider
1995 - On Your Mark (video of Chage and Aska)

TV
1978 - Conan, the Boy of the Future
1980 - Lupine III (2 episodes: # 145, Albatross of the wings of death; # 155, Farewell, beloved Lupine)
1984 - Sherlock Hound (6 episodes: A Small Client, Mrs. Hudson's Abduction, The Blue Ruby, The Sea Treasure, Aeropostale, The Disappearance of Gold)

Related Links
2013 - The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness (Documentary)

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Pré-Ghibli
1979 - Lupine III: The Castle of Cagliostro
1984 - Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Movies Ghibli
1986 - Castle In The Sky
1988 - My Neighbor Totoro
1989 - The Kiki Delivery Service
1992 - Porco Rosso
1997 - Princess Mononoke
2001 - Spirited Away
2004 - Howl's Moving Castle
2008 - Ponyo
2013 - The Wind Rises
2020 - Boron the caterpillar

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The world isn't simple enough to explain in words.

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In 1971, he moved to the A Pro studio with Isao Takahata, then to Nippon Animation in 1973, where he was heavily involved in the World Masterpiece Theater TV animation series for the next five years. In 1978, he directed his first TV series, Mirai shônen Konan (1978) (Conan, The Boy in Future), then moved to Tôkyô Movie Shinsha in 1979 to direct his first movie, the classic O Castelo de Cagliostro (1979). In 1984, he released Nausicaä do Vale do Vento (1984), based on the manga (comic) of the same title he had started two years before. The success of the film led to the establishment of a new animation studio, Studio Ghibli (Sutajio Jiburi), at which Miyazaki has since directed, written, and produced many other films with Takahata and, more recently, Toshio Suzuki. All of these films enjoyed critical and box office successes. In particular, Miyazaki's Princesa Mononoke (1997) received the Japanese equivalent of the Academy Award for Best Film and was the highest-grossing (about USD$150 million) domestic film in Japan's history at the time of its release.

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Hayao Miyazaki was born on January 5, 1941, in the middle of World War II. Hayao's father, Katsuyiki Miyazaki was a director of a family business that made airplane rudders. This fact had a great influence in the life of the director who today is passionate about airplanes and has a relation of love and hatred with arms and wars.
Miyazaki also reminds her mother very much in her films: for much of the director's childhood, she was hospitalized with tuberculosis, a situation similar to Mei and Satsuki's mother in My Neighbor Totoro. The personality of his mother appears again in the character Dola of The Castle in the Sky, fact that illustrates its importance in the life of the son.

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is one of Japan's greatest animation directors. The entertaining plots, compelling characters, and breathtaking animation in his films have earned him international renown from critics as well as public recognition within Japan. The Walt Disney Company's commitment to introduce the films to the rest of the world will let more people appreciate the high-quality works he has given the movie-going public.