Exploring Hayao Miyazaki's Enchanting Cinematic Universe
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Hayao Miyazaki's films, from "My Neighbor Totoro" to "Spirited Away," often explore the theme of flight as a metaphor for transcendence and personal growth. Characters in his movies, often children or young adults, experience life-changing revelations while suspended in midair, traversing physical and spiritual realms. Flight serves as a gateway between worlds and states of being, showcasing Miyazaki's whimsical storytelling and artistic prowess.
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