Howl’s Moving Castle

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Howl’s Moving Castle is a beloved 2004 Studio Ghibli animated fantasy film directed by Hayao Miyazaki, adapted from Diana Wynne Jones’s novel and renowned for its imaginative world, anti-war themes, and distinctive moving castle.

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instanceOf Japanese animated fantasy film
animated film
academyAwardNomination Best Animated Feature
animationStudio Studio Ghibli NERFINISHED
antagonist Witch of the Waste NERFINISHED
artDirector Noboru Yoshida NERFINISHED
Yoji Takeshige NERFINISHED
authorOfSourceWork Diana Wynne Jones NERFINISHED
basedOn Howl’s Moving Castle (novel) NERFINISHED
boxOffice over 230 million USD worldwide
cinematographyBy Atsushi Okui NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Japan
criticalReception generally positive reviews
director Hayao Miyazaki NERFINISHED
distributedBy Toho NERFINISHED
editingBy Takeshi Seyama NERFINISHED
festivalSection Out of Competition at Venice Film Festival
genre fantasy film
romantic fantasy film
war film
mainCharacter Calcifer NERFINISHED
Howl Jenkins Pendragon NERFINISHED
Markl NERFINISHED
Sophie Hatter NERFINISHED
musicBy Joe Hisaishi NERFINISHED
notableElement imaginative worldbuilding
moving castle NERFINISHED
notedFor distinctive character design
hand-drawn animation
richly detailed backgrounds
strong anti-war message
originalLanguage Japanese
partOf Studio Ghibli filmography
producer Toshio Suzuki NERFINISHED
productionCompany Studio Ghibli NERFINISHED
releaseYear 2004
runtime approximately 119 minutes
screenplayBy Hayao Miyazaki NERFINISHED
Keiko Niwa NERFINISHED
setting fictional European-inspired kingdom
moving castle NERFINISHED
port city of Kingsbury
theme aging
anti-war
identity
pacifism
self-acceptance
worldPremiereEvent Venice Film Festival NERFINISHED

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