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Miss Hokusai illuminates the life and creative legacy of its brilliant subject with a beautifully animated biopic whose absorbing visuals are matched by its narrative grace.
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The art here is rawer and more idiosyncratic than some other anime, and there is a pleasing matter-of-factness about fleshy matters - drinking, sex, sickness - even as the more abstract question of art's practice and power is under consideration. November 11, 2016 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
The art here is rawer and more idiosyncratic than some other anime, and there is a pleasing matter-of-factness about fleshy matters - drinking, sex, sickness - even as the more abstract question of art's practice and power is under consideration.
Matthew Lickona
The animation is superb, with fine attention to period detail, and director Keiichi Hara's use of modern music - some of it rock-infused - is apt accompaniment to a story of a young woman who lives life boldly by refusing to bend to cultural norms. October 28, 2016 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
The animation is superb, with fine attention to period detail, and director Keiichi Hara's use of modern music - some of it rock-infused - is apt accompaniment to a story of a young woman who lives life boldly by refusing to bend to cultural norms.
Bruce DeMara
This plush anime version of Hinako Sugiura's original manga tells a tale in a poetic, episodic fashion. October 28, 2016 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
This plush anime version of Hinako Sugiura's original manga tells a tale in a poetic, episodic fashion.
Brad Wheeler
Although it's lovely to look at, the movie is disjointed and is told through a seemingly random collection of vignettes, some of which are more memorable than others. October 27, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Although it's lovely to look at, the movie is disjointed and is told through a seemingly random collection of vignettes, some of which are more memorable than others.
Stephanie Merry
The spell "Miss Hokusai" casts is a powerful one that lingers long after the lights go up in the theater. October 24, 2016 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
The spell "Miss Hokusai" casts is a powerful one that lingers long after the lights go up in the theater.
Soren Andersen
There are meditations on mortality, art, relationships, love, fear, sexuality and spirituality in this sumptuous-looking film. They cohere into a portrait of a young woman as complex as any big screen character can be. October 21, 2016 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
There are meditations on mortality, art, relationships, love, fear, sexuality and spirituality in this sumptuous-looking film. They cohere into a portrait of a young woman as complex as any big screen character can be.
Tom Long
Director Keiichi Hara shapes Miss Hokusai less as a portrait of any one person than as a portrait of a particular time and place, how we in the present relate to that time, and how art bridges the gap. February 4, 2020 | Full Review…
Director Keiichi Hara shapes Miss Hokusai less as a portrait of any one person than as a portrait of a particular time and place, how we in the present relate to that time, and how art bridges the gap.
Dan Schindel
I cannot praise this film enough. It simply refuses to take the easy way out or to tell a cliché story. February 8, 2019 | Full Review…
I cannot praise this film enough. It simply refuses to take the easy way out or to tell a cliché story.
Michael McNeely
It's a beautiful exploration into the heart of an artist that I think you will enjoy. February 6, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
It's a beautiful exploration into the heart of an artist that I think you will enjoy.
Rachel Wagner
Through the use of stunning visuals and surprisingly effective, if not sparing, emotional beats, the film is a solid triumph. October 10, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Through the use of stunning visuals and surprisingly effective, if not sparing, emotional beats, the film is a solid triumph.
Alan French
As a bit of storytelling, Miss Hokusai tells not one, but two great biographies at the same time in a remarkably captivating manner. August 28, 2018 | Full Review…
As a bit of storytelling, Miss Hokusai tells not one, but two great biographies at the same time in a remarkably captivating manner.
Andrew Parker
... quiet film with a sense of serenity interspersed with scenes of fantasy and wonder-dreams, stories, and moments of magic that may or may not be all in the creative imagination of the characters-and images of daily life of Japan in 1814. December 16, 2017 | Full Review…
... quiet film with a sense of serenity interspersed with scenes of fantasy and wonder-dreams, stories, and moments of magic that may or may not be all in the creative imagination of the characters-and images of daily life of Japan in 1814.
Sean Axmaker
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