I don't usually score documentaries (as I usually find them to be too difficult to score!) but with this one I'll make an exception.
It was both emotionally affecting and wonderfully put together. Ostensibly a companion piece to The Boy and The Heron (as it charts it's production) but it's so much more than a making of... It's a fascinating dive into the life and mind of Miyazaki, with ruminations on friendship, grief, aging, mortality and so much more besides. I found it to be profoundly moving and a fantastic film in its own right.
