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The rising anime filmmaker discusses how his hometown’s vanishing seaside inspired his Berlinale competition entry ‘A New Dawn,’ the concept of “Shuhari” and creating handmade art in a digital world.

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Premiering in Berlin's competition, Yoshitoshi Shinomiya's feature centers on three friends who band together when a fireworks factory in their hometown is to be destroyed by the local government. By ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Movement is medicine inside New Dawn Company. The Wichita-based nonprofit offers free or reduced services to people with medical challenges. “Sometimes the medical bills get too ...

Feb 18 (Reuters) - Japanese director Yoshitoshi Shinomiya wanted his anime feature film debut "A New Dawn" to convey the value of preserving tradition and landscape in the face of technological ...

The only animated entry in this year's Berlin competition, the film marks a stunning directorial debut for Yoshitoshi Shinomiya, but its narrative fizzles beneath the spectacle. The protagonists of “A ...

It all starts with a line. In “A New Dawn,” Yoshitoshi Shinomiya’s directorial debut feature world premiering at the Berlinale as part of the main competition, animation is born out of its very ...

Berlin: "Your Name" filmmaker Makoto Shinkai's protégé, Yoshitoshi Shinomiya, delivers a feature debut that fails to bring its audience along for the ride, both in terms of animation and story. The ...