You know Flow is a work of passion when there is more time spent at the production logos before the film begins because of all the different organizations that funded it, than on the actual credits after the film.
And also, you know, by watching the lovingly created piece of art that is the film Flow.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Finally a Dracula adaptation that lets Dracula (or in this case Count Orlok) keep the big Cossack mustache from the book!
12 years of national sorrow seems to do wonders for the skin.
Titina is the most Hayao Miyazaki film I've ever seen, that's not directed by him. With a heavy focus on flying machines, taking its time for quiet moments, an historic aircraft designer aligned with an axis power for the sake of realizing his dreams, and some mockery of Italian fascist for good measure.
I'm more curious of what Hayao would think about Titina than any of Goro's films.
