Mi vecino Totoro

Título original: Tonari no Totoro

1988
A
1h 26min

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Anime Hand-Drawn Animation Iyashikei Animation Comedy Family Fantasy

Cuando dos jóvenes chicas se mudan al campo para estar cerca de su madre enferma, tienen aventuras con los maravillosos espíritus del bosque que viven cerca.Cuando dos jóvenes chicas se mudan al campo para estar cerca de su madre enferma, tienen aventuras con los maravillosos espíritus del bosque que viven cerca.Cuando dos jóvenes chicas se mudan al campo para estar cerca de su madre enferma, tienen aventuras con los maravillosos espíritus del bosque que viven cerca.

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- 5 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

Mei
(voz)

Shigesato Itoi

Tatsuo Kusakabe
(voz)

Sumi Shimamoto

Yasuko Kusakabe
(voz)

Tanie Kitabayashi

Granny
(voz)

Hiroko Maruyama

Kanta's Mother
(voz)

Machiko Washio

School teacher
(voz)

Reiko Suzuki

Originator grandma
(voz)

Masashi Hirose

Kanta's Father
(voz)

Toshiyuki Amagasa

Kanta
(voz)

Shigeru Chiba

Kusakari-Otoko
(voz)

Naoki Tatsuta

Cat Bus
(voz)
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Tarako

Additional Voices
(voz)

Tomohiro Nishimura

Postal Messanger
(voz)

Mitsuko Ishida

Additional Voices
(voz)

Chie Kôjiro

Additional Voices
(voz)
(as Chie Koujiro)

Daiki Nakamura

Man on Tractor
(voz)

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Trivia
The film is partially autobiographical. When Hayao Miyazaki and his brothers were children, his mother suffered from spinal tuberculosis for nine years and spent much of her time hospitalized. It is implied, yet never revealed in the film, that Satsuki and Mei's mother also suffers from tuberculosis, as she was hospitalized in a sanatorium (a specialized hospital for tuberculosis patients and usually located in the countryside), which caused the whole family to move to the countryside. He once said the film would have been too painful for him to make if the two protagonists were boys instead of girls.

Errores
When Mei is walking around with corn, a goat walks up and bears its large teeth. The goat shows a full set of upper and lower teeth. This is a mistake as goats do not have upper teeth.

Citas
Tatsuo Kusakabe: Trees and people used to be good friends. I saw that tree and decided to buy the house. Hope Mom likes it too. Okay, let's pay our respects then get home for lunch.

Créditos curiosos
Drawings in the closing credits show the mother returning home in a taxi and having a bath with Satsuki and Mei. There is also the appearance of a baby dressed in blue, perhaps a younger sibling (brother?) for the girls.

Versiones alternativas
The humorous line spoken at the start of the film, "Come out! Come out! Or we'll pull your eyeballs out!" had the latter phrase removed in the Streamline Pictures English dub. It was deemed to be "Inpolitically correct" by the company.

Conexiones
Edited into Miyazaki Dreams of Flying (2017)

Bandas sonoras
Tonari no Totoro
("My Neighbor Totoro")
Lyrics by Hayao Miyazaki
Composed by Joe Hisaishi

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10/10

The kind of film that stays with you afterwards...

I first watched this film in Japanese with a 12 year old translating for me and I still thought it was incredible. There are so many wonderful touches, like a tin can in the stream while the kids are fascinated by a fish, or the flying scenes (I'm convinced that Ang Lee thought of Miyazaki when he made The Hulk, just in terms of the jumping scenes) that show a curious mind at work throughout the picture. I also love the sense of magic and innocence (and the lack of violence) which pervades the movie. It is a real antidote from the Disney formula which always involves a villain being trashed at the end. This is a film about the wonder of being a child and experiencing something incredible which adults can't see but recognize nonetheless. It works for any age as well. Enjoy.