WhiteLizard
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I don't really consider myself an anime fan, but yesterday I finally watched "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" on STS with all the commentary, and I have to say... I liked it!) It's an interesting genre after all.
Thanks, by the way, kj1313, for the detailed explanation! And in general, it seemed to me that the film has a certain naivety - everything is so simple, based on some kind of... moral foundation, that it's not good to harm nature, you need to find harmony with it... But as for violence and eroticism, in this film (as far as I know, it is found in anime, and quite often!) the camera several times flies under the heroine's skirt, and if someone is wounded, blood splashes directly - but in my opinion, we think within certain moral norms imposed from the outside, and the author of the film breaks them and gives freedom to unforced thinking, and that's great! (I don't think this film is cruel and depraved).
Thanks, by the way, kj1313, for the detailed explanation! And in general, it seemed to me that the film has a certain naivety - everything is so simple, based on some kind of... moral foundation, that it's not good to harm nature, you need to find harmony with it... But as for violence and eroticism, in this film (as far as I know, it is found in anime, and quite often!) the camera several times flies under the heroine's skirt, and if someone is wounded, blood splashes directly - but in my opinion, we think within certain moral norms imposed from the outside, and the author of the film breaks them and gives freedom to unforced thinking, and that's great! (I don't think this film is cruel and depraved).
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