A Silent Voice Director’s New Anime Film Wins At 26th Shanghai International Film Festival
A Silent Voice director Naoko Yamada’s latest anime film, Kimi No Iro, won the Best Animation Film Award at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival on June 22, 2024.
This marks the first time in five years that a Japanese film has received this award.
Yamada, who attended the award ceremony, was pleasantly surprised and delighted to receive the award. She emphasized the powerful impact of animation, expressing her aspirations to continue creating compelling works that resonate globally.
“Thank you very much. I never thought I would receive an award, so I had nothing prepared. I believe animation has a wonderful power. I hope to continue creating many animations for the world. I am grateful to all the staff who worked with me on this wonderful project. I look forward to working with you all in the future.“
Following the ceremony, Yamada expressed her eagerness to share the moment with her team.
This marks the first time in five years that a Japanese film has received this award.
Yamada, who attended the award ceremony, was pleasantly surprised and delighted to receive the award. She emphasized the powerful impact of animation, expressing her aspirations to continue creating compelling works that resonate globally.
“Thank you very much. I never thought I would receive an award, so I had nothing prepared. I believe animation has a wonderful power. I hope to continue creating many animations for the world. I am grateful to all the staff who worked with me on this wonderful project. I look forward to working with you all in the future.“
Following the ceremony, Yamada expressed her eagerness to share the moment with her team.
- 24/6/2024
- por Ami Nazru
- AnimeHunch
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