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Perfect Blue Ultimate Edition details
Hello one and all! It’s been a long time since we brought it up in conversation and we know a lot of you have been eagerly awaiting details on our Ultimate Edition of Satoshi Kon’s classic film, Perfect Blue. Well, today is the day you’ve been waiting for, as we’ve got a whole lot of information to share […]
Kiznaiver
By Andrew Osmond. In the same way that Your Name will have viewers delving into the earlier films of Makoto Shinkai, and A Silent Voice draws attention to the work of Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation, so the release of Maquia will increase interest in the two-decade career of writer-director Mari Okada. We’ve posted an […]
New Releases: 11th March 2019
Greetings one and all! Yes, I know what you’re all thinking… “Oh yeah, Anime Limited used to do new release posts all the time, when was the last time we saw one of those?” And yes, you’d be right to ask that, as we’ve been decidedly lax in dropping you reminders of our latest releases in […]
Interview: Yoshimi Itazu
By Andrew Osmond. Scotland Loves Anime in 2016 welcomed a first-time guest to Glasgow, Japanese animator and director Yoshimi Itazu. Since 1998, Itazu has worked on a wide range of anime, including such classics of the 2000s as Paranoia Agent and Denno Coil. On the period feature film Miss Hokusai, Itazu was both the character […]
Books: Animated Encounters
By Jonathan Clements. In her new book, Animated Encounters: Transnational Movements of Chinese Animation 1940s-1970s, Daisy Yan Du argues against the way that Chinese animation wants to see itself, so often presented as an entirely local, inwardly focussed realm that pays no heed to foreign markets. Particularly in the period under study, you might be […]