Seton Doubutsuki: Kuma no Ko Jacky
Bouba, le petit ourson, Die bere van Tarak, Jackie & Jill - Die Bärenkinder vom Berg Tarak, Jackie und Jill - Die Bärenkinder vom Berg Tarak, Jacky, l`orso del monte Tallac, Jacky, o Urso de Tallac, Mali Mieszkancy Wielkich Gór
On a day in Sierra Nevada, a native American boy named Lan encounters two small bears at their home. He names one brother bear 'Jacky' and the other sister bear 'Jill'. Despite initial joy, their happiness is short-lived when Lan's father accidentally kills their mother. Compassionate towards them, Lan decides to bring Jackie and Jill back to his residence to live with him.
Isao Takahata
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Isao Takahata was born in Ujiyamada, Mie prefecture, Japan and has been a longtime colleague with Hayao Miyazaki at Studio Ghibli. He directed five anime films that spanned various genres such as war-...
Yoshiyuki Tomino
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Yoshiki Tomino is a renowned Japanese animator, writer, musician, and novelist who created the Gundam anime franchise. He began his career at Osamu Tezukas Mushi Productions in 1964 as part of the pro...
Seiji Okuda
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Seiji Okuda is an animator and director who was born in Tokyo, Japan on April 18th, 1943. He founded Project Team Eikyuukikan, a collaboration of several animators that he later disbanded in October 2...
Hiroshi Saitou
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It's important to note that there is another individual named Hiroshi Saitou who holds the title of Director of Photography. The person being referred to here was born on March 17, 1936 in Manchukuo, ...
Yasuji Mori
- Character Design
- Animation Director
Mori Yasuji was an animator born on January 28, 1925 and passed away on September 5, 1992. Inspired by American animated shorts, he pursued a career in animation despite having a degree in architectur...
Bruno-René Huchez
- Publicity
Bruno-René Huchet is a French entrepreneur who established IDDH, an audiovisual management firm, in 1981. The company was involved in the distribution of Japanese anime and co-producing American carto...