The Astonishing Work of Tezuka Osamu Trailer

The Astonishing Work of Tezuka Osamu Trailer (2013)

01 July 2013 Animated 169 mins

Known as the god of manga and the father of anime, Tezuka Osamu's pioneering, unparalleled career is without rival for its extraordinary range of visual styles. Included in this set are some of Osamu s most legendary works, including Pictures at an Exhibition and Legend of the Forest. The former combines 10 individual short vignettes to create stunning visual riffs on classic fine art. But the 30-minute Legend of the Forest is the animator's masterpiece. Kimstim and Kino are proud to release this astonishingly imaginative collection of Osamu s 13 most innovative pieces, many of which are the master s own personal favorites.

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