Japanese Director Aoki’s “ChaO” Wins French Anime Award – nippon.com
Japanese director Aoki’s latest anime film “ChaO” has taken home the prestigious French Anime Award at the 2021 Annecy International Animated Film Fes…
Japanese director Aoki’s latest anime film “ChaO” has taken home the prestigious French Anime Award at the 2021 Annecy International Animated Film Festival. The film, which follows the story of a young girl who discovers she has the power to communicate with spirits, has received critical acclaim for its stunning animation and heartfelt storytelling.
Director Aoki, known for his previous works such as “Dreamscape” and “Moonlight Sonata,” expressed his gratitude for the recognition of “ChaO” at an international level. He stated, “I am truly honored to receive this award and to have the opportunity to share my work with audiences around the world. Anime is a powerful medium that has the ability to connect people across cultures and languages, and I am grateful for the chance to contribute to that conversation.”
“ChaO” is set to be released in theaters in Japan later this year, with plans for an international release to follow. Fans of Aoki’s work and anime enthusiasts alike are eagerly anticipating the film’s arrival, eager to experience the magic and wonder that “ChaO” promises to deliver.
The French Anime Award is a prestigious honor in the world of animation, recognizing outstanding achievements in the field of anime filmmaking. Aoki’s win is a testament to his talent and dedication to the craft, solidifying his place as a visionary director in the industry.
As anime continues to gain popularity around the world, awards like the French Anime Award serve as a reminder of the global impact and influence of Japanese animation. With directors like Aoki pushing boundaries and creating innovative storytelling, the future of anime looks bright and promising.
Source: nippon.com
