Another World with Polly Yeung and Tommy Ng | Q&A Interview Special
Ghibliotheque - A Podcast About Animation and Studio GhibliShow Notes
Back in January, Michael was invited to host the UK premiere of Another World, a spectacular, high-concept, high-emotions animation from Hong Kong.
Here is the recording of the Q&A from that screening, with producer-writer Polly Yeung and director Tommy Ng.
Tasked to help transient souls through Another World to their reincarnation, a spirit and a young girl embarks on a dangerous journey to prevent her curse from destroying the world.
Another World is currently on release in the UK thanks to Central City Media and will be released in the US by GKids later this year.
If you're in the UK, find a screening near you here: https://www.centralcity.media/films/another-world/
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