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Fragglepuss Anime Review 249: Whisper of the Heart / Mimi wo Sumaseba

Posted on November 29, 2018 by Fragglepuss

Whisper of the Heart / Mimi wo Sumaseba Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Slice of Life, Drama, Romance, Studio Ghibli, Country Roads First Released: July 1995, 111-minute film Summary: Shizuku is a 14-year-old on summer vacation who spends most … Continue reading →

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“Studio Ghibli: Need I Say More?” Panel. Presented at Anime Banzai 2015

Posted on November 4, 2015 by Fragglepuss

Studio Ghibli: Need I Say More? – Presented at Anime Banzai 2015 Panelists: John Fragglepuss Evans, Breanne Evans, Lindsay Starke, and Brittany Evans This is a summary of our panel on Studio Ghibli for Anime Banzai 2015. We presented this … Continue reading →

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Fragglepuss Anime Review 249: Whisper of the Heart / Mimi wo Sumaseba

“Studio Ghibli: Need I Say More?” Panel. Presented at Anime Banzai 2015

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