Hayao Miyazaki announced plans to remove the last full -length cartoon in his career

The world famous Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, the creator of the animated ribbons “Rented by Ghosts”, “Walking Castle” and “My neighbor Totoro”, said that he would shoot the last full -length film in his career. It is reported by The Hollywood Reporter .

The last work of the 75-year-old animator was to be the short tape "Caterpillar Boro", which it removes in the 3D CG format for the GHIBLI Anime Studio Museum in Tokyo. But Miyazaki, according to his admission, remained unhappy with the project and now plans to turn the picture into a full -length cartoon.

In 2013, after the release of the animated tape, the Wind Grits the Wind, Miyazaki announced the completion of his career, but then returned to work.

Recall that the director was awarded the Oscar Award in 2003 for the cartoon "Rented to Ghosts", which became the most profitable film in Japan.