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Spirited Away

  • Animiamoci
  • Director: Hayao Miyazaki

  • Language: Dub. ITA

  • Year of production: 2001

  • Lenght: 125'

  • Country: Japan

  • Cast: Animazione

Spirited Away
Spirited Away

Spirited Away comes to the big screen at Centro Pecci Cinema on Sunday 29 November at 10:30 am, as part of the Animiamoci film series. Screened in Italian.

Golden Bear at the 2002 Berlin Film Festival

2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature

Little Chihiro can't bear the thought of moving and losing her friends, but she can't do anything about it. Just as the family is on their way to their new home, her father turns onto a dirt road that ends in a mysterious tunnel. Despite Chihiro's protests, the parents decide to cross it, arriving at a seemingly abandoned amusement park.

Tickets

  • Full price: €8
  • Reduced price: €6*
  • Under 12s: €5
  • Children aged 5 and under: free admission

*The Centro Pecci Cinema’s standard concessions apply. Tickets can be purchased online or at the box office.

Multi-entry passes

Cinema passes are also available for those wishing to attend more screenings in the series:

  • 6 admissions: €30, valid for 3 months and usable by up to 2 people per screening
  • 12 admissions: €48, valid for 6 months and usable by up to 4 people per screening

Passes can be purchased online or at the box office.

"In a period of time as indeterminate as the rules of the spirit world, Chihiro experiences an internal and external journey that is almost a trailer, a condensed version, of the life destined to await her. Fraught with difficulties and sorrows (the loss of loved ones), hypocrisy and pettiness (the frogs in Yu-baba's service), transformations and maturations (the Faceless One): love, work, and a sense of responsibility follow one another in the form of tests, to which Chihiro is more or less consciously subjected before gaining new wisdom. Like Dorothy returning from Oz, Chihiro will never forget her enchanted journey or the lessons it holds, learning from them to face an even more uncertain and unknown one. And thus board a train of marvelous stops that proceeds, inexorably, in a single direction." (Emanuele Sacchi)