The official website of Makoto Shinkai‘s upcoming anime film Suzume no Tojimari (Sparrow’s Door Closure) has a brand new visual and trailer. The movie itself is set to release in theatres across Japan on November 11.
Here is the film’s IMAX poster:
The film’s second main trailer has been released, giving us a bigger glimpse into the film’s setting and main characters:
Trailer 1:
Here is the latest 30 second commercial for Suzume no Tojimari:
The anime’s main cast includes:
- Nanoka Hara (Debut Anime role) leads the cast as Suzume Iwato
- Hokuto Matsumura (Debut Anime role) as Souta Munakata
- Eri Fukatsu (Debut Anime role) as Tamaki Iwato
- Shouta Sometani (Ren in Bakemono no Ko) as Minoru Okabe
- Sairi Itou (Midori Asakusa from Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na!) as Rumi Ninomiya
- Kotone Hanase (Debut Anime role) as Chika Amabe
- Kana Hanazawa (Kanade Tachibana from Angel Beats!) as Tsubame Iwato
The production staff of the upcoming film includes:
- Director: Makoto Shinkai (Kimi no Na Wa., Tenki no Ko)
- Character Designer: Masayoshi Tanaka (AnoHana, Tenki no Ko)
- Animation Director: Kenichi Tsuchiya (Hoshi o Ou Kodomo, Kimi no Na wa.)
- Art Director: Takumi Tanji (Hoshi o Ou Kodomo, Kimi no Na wa.)
Here is the film’s synopsis:
17-year-old Suzume lives in Kyushu discovers a door with the aid of a young man. Upon opening the door, more doors appear across Japan, bringing disasters and bad luck. Suzume must close the doors found in abandoned buildings across Japan before the country falls to catastrophe
Makoto Shinkai is a well-known anime director who got his start in the industry in 1997 directing the short film Other Worlds. His first major breakthrough in the industry was 2002’s Voices of a Distant Star, which won various awards including the Animation Kobe award and the Seiun Award. Since his debut 20 years ago, his films have received acclaim and recognition for the films’ plot, use of mature themes, and breathtaking visuals. One of his more recent hits is 2007’s 5 Centimeters Per Second, which won the award for Best Animated Feature Film at the 2007 Asia Pacific Screen Awards. Shinkai’s most successful film is 2016’s Kimi no Na Wa. (your name.), which received critical reception and is currently the second highest-grossing anime film in Japan of all time. The movie grossed over ¥25.5 Billion (~ US$228.2 Million) domestically, and ¥39.6 Billion (~ US$354 Million) internationally. Shinkai’s latest film, Tenki no Ko (Weathering With You), was released in Japan on July 19, 2019.
Makoto Shinkai’s Suzume no Tojimari will release in theatres across Japan on November 11.
Visit the film’s website here: https://suzume-tojimari-movie.jp/
And follow its Twitter: @suzume_tojimari