Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After such expansive fantasies as “Wolf Children” and “Summer Wars,” Japanese animation master Mamoru Hosoda delivers a story of ...

Fantasy is Japanese filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda’s preferred language for exploring family dynamics — and more acutely, parenting — within ever-surprising, imaginative, and richly stylized animated fables.

"She's your sister. You have to protect her." GKids has unveiled a new official trailer for the animated film Mirai, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in Directors' Fortnight earlier this ...

Mirai, a family friendly feature arriving in theaters this week, is the latest film from acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda (Wolf Children). In celebration of Mirai's arrival in U.S. theaters ...

According to a report from The Hollywood Reporter, Mamoru Hosoda will be the first Japanese anime director to hold a world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival when it screens in May during the ...

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma is impressed with Teja Sajja's latest superhero film 'Mirai'. The film is currently enjoying a strong run at the box office. Both audiences and critics have praised its ...

A poster of Telugu film 'Mirai' - the sixth-highest grossing film worldwide this weekend. Headlined by Manoj Bajpayee, Jugnuma is the one fresh release that has received unanimous praise from critics ...

To Americans, the anime film genre probably conjures flights of fancy for kids: ghosts or dragons or being transported to mystical lands. But in Japan, animated features routinely appeal to adults as ...

Anime master Mamoru Hosoda invents an enchanted way for an only child to come around to the idea of sharing his home with a baby sister. After such expansive fantasies as “Wolf Children” and “Summer ...

"But how do I get home?" GKids has debuted another official US trailer for the animated film Mirai, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in Directors' Fortnight this year. This new trailer ...

Anime master Mamoru Hosoda invents an enchanted way for an only child to come around to the idea of sharing his home with a baby sister. After such expansive fantasies as “Wolf Children” and “Summer ...