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Ciné Café: The Cinema of Hayao Miyazaki

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Nov 12Free

Ciné Café: The Cinema of Hayao Miyazaki

A fun and interactive lecture hosted by Margot Dugué and Bastien Champougny to (re)discover the cinema of Hayao Miyazaki.

Bibliothèque Toni Morrison (Paris 11th)

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Who hasn't dreamed of Howl's Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro, or the wonderful world of Spirited Away?


We all know these great classics of animated cinema, but… what are the stories hidden behind them?

How did these films, which brought the dreams of an entire generation to life, manage to create so many universes, characters, and stories that have crossed continents and imaginations?


From his early manga to the twilight The Boy and the Heron, join us for an exceptional Ciné Café dedicated to the cinema of Hayao Miyazaki!


Using clips, quizzes, debates, and rare documents, come (re)discover the history of the most fascinating Japanese director!

Our take on this event

Journey into the dreamlike worlds of Japan's animation legend over a casual cup of coffee. Through engaging clips and deep dives into his iconic filmography, uncover the magic behind the stories that shaped our childhoods.

Discover the creative universe of Hayao Miyazaki during a special Café Ciné event held at the Bibliothèque Toni Morrison on Thursday, November 12, 2026. From 19:00 to 21:00, this session delves into the inspirations and techniques behind iconic films like My Neighbor Totoro and The Boy and the Heron. Through clips, trivia, and rare archival materials, participants will explore the legacy of this legendary animation director. This gathering is free to attend, though registration is mandatory, and it is open to adults aged 18 and over. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

Join us at the Bibliothèque Toni Morrison in Paris's 11th arrondissement for an evening dedicated to the master of Japanese animation, Hayao Miyazaki. Scheduled for Thursday, November 12, 2026, between 19:00 and 21:00, this session offers a deep dive into the filmmaker's storied career.

The program features a mix of video excerpts, group discussions, and interactive quizzes, alongside the presentation of rare documents. You will explore how Miyazaki’s storytelling has evolved from his early manga works to his latest cinematic achievements like The Boy and the Heron. The event is tailored for an audience of 18 years and older.

While admission is free, please ensure you book your spot by contacting the library staff directly or visiting the venue. The facility is equipped to provide full access for wheelchair users.

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