A story about growing up and life from two different perspectives. It was really interesting to see the world from Arrietty's perspective where everything is so big and dangerous. Small creatures which we take for granted pose a threat in their everyday lives, not to mention humans. The unusual friendship between Arrietty and Sho was really sweet. The little people stories were part of Sho's family for generations and the doll house that was made especially for them was really something special. This movie was full of wishes they wanted to become reality, secret friendship, emotions and dealing with reality of things. All in all, a really nice movie with an enjoyable and little bit sad story, but worth watching.
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Sho moves into his great aunt's house and soon discovers the
presence of tiny people, the Borrowers, living there. A 14-year-old
Borrower named Arrietty strives to prove herself by helping her father
gather materials that her family needs from Sho's new home. However,
Arrietty and Sho meet, breaking the rule that humans must not know about
the Borrowers' existence. As Sho and Arrietty's relationship develops,
human interference endangers the Borrowers' lives. Arrietty and Sho work
together to try and protect the Borrowers' way of life.
Director: Hiromasa Yonebayashi
Producer: Toshio Suzuki
Writer: Hayao Miyazaki, Keiko Niwa
Studio: Studio Ghibli
Release Date: July 17, 2010 (Japan)
Running Time: 94 minutes
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
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