US EditionThe forest mourns still: the relevance of Princess Mononoke in 2025
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The forest mourns still: the relevance of Princess Mononoke in 2025
In Princess Mononoke (1997), Hayao Miyazaki crafts a masterful narrative focused on the fragile thread that binds humanity to the natural world. Set in Japan’s Muromachi period, the film unfolds like a myth unearthed from the soil—rooted in history, but flowering with implications for the future. It is a tale of progress and consequence, of the forest and the forge, and of what is lost when one overtakes the other. At its core, the film is about…
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