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[Thread] "We will have to rebuild everything and we, the young people, will have to try to do everything so that such atrocities never happen again."
Allow me for #VictoryDay to deviate from my subject to share with you excerpts from the memoirs of my late grandmother.
Allow me for #VictoryDay to deviate from my subject to share with you excerpts from the memoirs of my late grandmother.
In fact, this is not very far from my usual subject, which was sometimes (partly) inspired by WW2 and the fight against fascism. Star Wars is a good example. By the way, #StarWarsVisions The Spy Dancer by @Studiocachette , released a few days ago, is inspired by real events.
These memoirs were written in the 2nd half of the 20th century, transcribed by my brother after my grandmother's death, and then translated by myself.
Here are four extracts from the life of my beloved grandmother, Jacqueline, in France during WW2. In 1944, she was 12 years old.
Here are four extracts from the life of my beloved grandmother, Jacqueline, in France during WW2. In 1944, she was 12 years old.
Here by popular demand, it’s time to talk Japanese folklore and ghosts in #StarWarsVisions RONIN! I’m going to keep it spoiler-lite, but there will be some vague references to characters, world, and themes. 1/
One of the first things I did upon being offered this project was to sit down and start listing folkloric entities and concepts that I wanted to see translated into Star Wars. 2/
For example, my eternal favorite, Yamamba/Yama-uba the mountain hag, a ravenous old ogre woman known for devouring travelers and their wagons alike. 3/
Welp, the day hath come. #StarWarsVisions RONIN is here.
If you’ve ever wanted to see Star Wars reinterpreted through the lens of its narrative lineage in Japanese myth and history, this is The Book. 1/
If you’ve ever wanted to see Star Wars reinterpreted through the lens of its narrative lineage in Japanese myth and history, this is The Book. 1/
It all stems from the first entry in #StarWarsVisions, Kamikaze Douga’s “The Duel”: an homage to the jidaigeki (period piece) works of auteurs like Kurosawa, whose “Hidden Fortress” famously inspired George Lucas and “A New Hope.” 2/
Consequently, RONIN is intimately tied up in jidaigeki’s anxieties about violence and the scars it leaves on people and politics.
The Ronin, a lone swordsman and a Sith, has a history in this world, and it has at last begun to hunt him. 3/
The Ronin, a lone swordsman and a Sith, has a history in this world, and it has at last begun to hunt him. 3/
Like I said yesterday, I would love to see #StarWarsVisions created all over the world.
Cocorico, if I take the example of France, I would love to watch a couple of Visions by Les Armateurs (Kirikou and the Sorceress, The Triplets of Belleville, Ernest & Celestine).
Cocorico, if I take the example of France, I would love to watch a couple of Visions by Les Armateurs (Kirikou and the Sorceress, The Triplets of Belleville, Ernest & Celestine).
Or I'm a big fan of @Folimage (Raining cats and frogs, A Cat in Paris, Mia and the Migoo).
I lived not far away and I always dreamed of visiting their studio.
I lived not far away and I always dreamed of visiting their studio.
@Folimage Or @Futurikon (Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants, Dragon Hunters, Malo Korrigan,Kaput & Zösky).
- 1x02 "Lop & Ocho" (Geno Studio)
- 1x03 "Tatooine Rhapsody" (Studio Colorido)
Here we go... #StarWarsVisions
The panelists today #StarWarsVisions
Each Japanese animation studio has different styles and things to say through the anthology. "This is their vision riffing off the Star Wars galaxy." #StarWarsVisions
