Inochi No Namae いのちの名前

The Name of Life.

I don't think Chihiro realized the extent of it and its weight and its consequences and overall, its fractal process, when she was stepping back into the "human world" with her parents. She got a hint  of it and turned, then got a hint of it and looked for few moments at the tunnel. Maybe someday, she will be collecting dry laundry and then it will hit her. Maybe it will never happen. Maybe it will happen in the school, who knows. There is no methodology.

I think Haku was the one to feel the extent of Life at that separation and he kept it to himself, and he shared the hope they would meet again, for he will always be in her heart.

Ultimately, it's this soundtrack that renders the extent of the emotion stuck in that moment, and I think this particular artwork at that particular moment, is the fractal of Life.

It's just there and I look fully inward while listening to it, feeling it in every cell of my body and thinking about old days and coming days in the freshness of a dry summer among the green of the North or the sand of the South. I think of that sweetness of that solitude, the melancholy of it and just like that, I get a speeding ticket.

On rewatch

Her Magic Deepened

The Wind Rises

On rewatch.

I'm fine with the side romance on the main story but it seems the couple drama is the main story to many.

^^

I happen to put it in other words : It never ceases to everfold, yet it has a Core. There is therefore no words to give the whole account but there is the common shared essence, seen by those who can see such things. My sweet white haired Gardner King

Whisper of the Heart

It's been a while since I rewatched this. It was on the loop during 2010's summer.
But there is a keen pleasure to watch it with a dear friend who never got around discovering the works of Ghiblis.

When Marnie Was There

This is it.

Cousins wonder what I exactly do at my job. I made them watch The Wind Rises with me.

 -"Basically, it's about bringing all sorts of aeronautical visions to life."

-"We work in teams because an airplane is a huge masterpiece. Therefore, there many pieces of many parts of assemblies of systems of portions of an airplane. In order to have it all come as best, every piece needs a dedicated knowledgeable attention and a lot of revisions."

-"Most of breaks are about tea and/or coffee. I do them both, plus a healthy dose of unbounded humor."

-"And when we're not at work, or don't have anything too critical, we spend time improving our knowledge and getting in touch with other people's works."

Beautiful Yet Cursed Dreams

Kingdom of Dreams and Madness on rewatch.

 

Poor Miyazaki-san...
All I know is that I've never worked on an engine or an airplane aimed for military uses. Not that I didn't have the choice...
This whole affair is sad and stupid.