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Since we’ve felt like we’ve spent too much time in the last couple of decades for this year’s programming, we decided to go back to 1979 and the start of Hayao Miyazaki’s feature directorial career. This week, on Ep. 372, we’re talking all about The Castle of Cagliostro.
Time Stamps
00:01:18 – Welcome and Introductions
00:03:25 – Synopsis
00:05:00 – Review of Cagliostro
00:13:50 – Expanding the Syllabus
00:26:43 – Analysis
00:47:51 – Shelf or Trash
00:50:28 – Social Plugs and Next Week’s Film
Storming The Castle of Cagliostro
When gentlemen thief Lupin III sees a damsel in distress, he decides to save the day. These events just happen to coalesce with his journey to Cagliostro to search for the legendary goth mint. This legendary mint is home to the most realistic forged bills on the planet. Lupin realizes the girl and mint are in the same castle, so he sets out for one of his biggest capers yet.
This week, we’re talking all about modes of animation. Hayao Miyazaki also comes up, obviously. We also talk about the politics of sovereign nations, and Rome and the Goths.
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