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Just when you're beginning to think you're the only one in the universe who remembers some obscure TV show from your childhood, and that perhaps you may have imagined it, and that perhaps you might be the tiniest bit insane, IMDb comes to the rescue! Now I can refer others to this page so that I can prove that there really was a cartoon about an alien thing called Bunjee!

All I can remember about this pro gramme is that the main character was a little purple guy who spoke in a high pitched voice. I think he only ever said his name.

There may have been some kind of time traveling sub-plot too.

This film is utterly emotionally draining whilst being rewarding at the same time.

The animation is both realistic and stylized but that's not the point, the main focus of this film is the character development of the brother and sister protagonists. Their relationship is nothing short of beautiful and touching.

And without spoiling anything I have to say that this film touched me in a way no other film has ever touched me in my adult life. One or two films have upset me and reduced me to watery eyes but Grave of the Fireflies had me in fits of sobbing despair. I was a mess! I'm talking total emotional breakdown. Couldn't talk without sobbing! One of the best films I have EVER seen, animated or not.