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6.7
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Critic Peter Bradshaw
rated 6

...an interesting work, delicately and discreetly animated, with a quiet visual coup in its final moments when the Edo (as it was then called) of 1814 is dreamily replaced by the Tokyo of the 21st century.

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Cast & Crew

Keiichi Hara
Director
Keiji Fujiwara
As Samurai / Bird Dealer (voice)
Yutaka Matsushige
As Katsushika Hokusai (voice)
Miyu Irino
As Kichiya (voice)
Akiko Yajima
As Child of a Tea Room (voice)
Kumiko Aso
As Sayogoromo (voice)
Gaku Hamada
As Ikeda Zenjiro (voice)
Kengo Kora
As Utagawa Kuninao (voice)

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In 1814, Edo (now Tokyo) was a bustling city filled with artists, samurais, merchants, and nobles. One artist, Tetsuzo, was particularly talented, but his daughter, O-Ei, was often overshadowed by her father's fame. Despite this, O-Ei was a gifted painter in her own right, inheriting her father's talent and stubbornness. She often painted in place of her father, but was never credited for her work. Decades later, Europe would discover Tetsuzo's art, with renowned artists such as Renoir, van Gogh, and Monet admiring his work. However, few knew of O-Ei's contributions, and her story remained untold. This animated drama brings to life the untold story of O-Ei, a strong-willed woman who struggled to make her mark in a world dominated by her larger-than-life father.

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