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Song of the Sea: Film Guide
A film guide that looks at Song of the Sea (2014), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.
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Film Details
Year
2017
Duration
112 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
Japanese (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Kai is a withdrawn middle-school student living with his superstitious grandfather in a small fishing village, having moved there from Tokyo. Invited to join his classmates’ band, Kai reluctantly accepts and together they head to Merfolk Island to practice where they meet fun-loving mermaid, Lu. But the people of Hinashi Town have always been suspicious of mermaids, believing them to bring disaster, and so Lu, Kai and his friends work together to ensure the survival of both communities. This film is an endearing anime full of energy, music and colourful characters.
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