Mamoru Hosoda's anime princess film Scarlet set to entertain fans: Here's what we know so far
Anime fans may rejoice because the teaser for Mamoru Hosoda's eagerly awaited new movie, Scarlet, has finally been released. Hosoda is the visionary filmmaker behind critically praised films like Mirai and Belle. The developers posted the teaser on YouTube, giving fans a sneak peek at the enchanted and poignant tale of a mysterious princess. The official release date has been announced in addition to the teaser, which has increased anticipation among Hosoda's worldwide fan base. Here's everything you need to know about this upcoming anime masterpiece.
Mamoru Hosoda's anime princess film Scarlet release date
The movie will debut in Japanese theaters on November 21 and in U.S. theaters on December 12, according to the teaser. Regarding its release in India, there is currently no information available. With the exception of Japan, where Toho is managing the film's theatrical distribution, Sony will release the movie in the US and other countries.
What is Mamoru Hosoda's anime princess film Scarlet about?
Scarlet, a fierce princess, will be the main character of the movie. She will travel space-time to exact revenge. She wakes up in "The Land of the Dead," which is teeming with insanity, after her attempt at retribution for the murder of her father, the king, failed. If a person does not get even with their enemy and wind up in this "place for the unfulfilled," they become "nothing" and vanish. The narrative traces Scarlet's unending quest for retribution.
What Mamoury Hasoda has to say about the film
In addition to creating the screenplay and directing the movie, Hosoda is also given credit for the original work, according to AnimeNewsNetwork. The movie is not 2D animation or "Hollywood-style CG," according to Hosoda, who is aiming for an entirely other aesthetic. In addition, Hosoda said the movie will feel different from his previous works and include aspects of romance and action. He went on to say that the movie is based on a "global classic."
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