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Miyazaki in the New Yorker

posted on 2005-01-10 14:28 EST by Christopher Macdonald

This week's The New Yorker (January 17 issue) features a profile of Hayao Miyazaki. While the article itself is not available online, an interview with the author, Margaret Talbot, is available online. In it Talbot, who interviewed Miyazaki for her article, reflects on the animator's films and his personality. Thanks to Gus for this item.

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