2022·Drama·2h 9m
7.1
★
Hitomi Saito has been climbing the ranks for years and is set to direct an anime series for the first time, while brilliant director Chiharu Oji is about to make his big comeback after nearly a decade.
Directed by Kohei Yoshino
based on novel or book
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Riho Yoshioka
Hitomi Saito
Tomoya Nakamura
Chiharu Ouji
Tasuku Emoto
Satoru Yukishiro
Machiko Ono
Kayako Arishina
Asuka Kudo
Shuhei Munemori
Kanji Furutachi
Koshigaya
Karin Ono
Kazuna Namisawa
Yuu Tokui
Maeyamada
Marika Kouno
Aoi Shono
Rokkaku Seiji
Seki
Tomoya Maeno
Negishi
Romi Park
Narrator
Crew
Kohei Yoshino
Director
Takashi Otsuka
Co-Director
Yoshihiro Ike
Original Music Composer
Takayuki Yanase
Mechanical Designer
Takashi Otsuka
Second Unit Director
Mizuki Tsujimura
Novel
Takashi Otsuka
Storyboard Artist
Hiroyuki Yoshida
CGI Director
Genie high
Theme Song Performance
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
Michi
7.0★ · 05/29/25
Girlfailure final boss
Girlfailure final boss
Adil Sayyad
6.0★ · 12/01/24
Where would the anime landscape be if it wasn't for Anime Supremacy telling us?
Hitomi Saito (Riho Yoshioka), an upstart director, finds herself in competition with a renowned anime director making a comeback after a decade, Chiharu Oji (Tomoya Nakamura), for ratings.
Yoshioka and Nakamura are good enough leads to make this film watchable. They understand their characters perfectly and portray them with the right amount of passion and emotions. There isn't much depth to the characters, but they still give their best.
I was a fan of its animation direction. The style to show the ratings of the shows was really creative. However, I found the movie to be too simplistic at times. The motive for Saito to enter the industry seemed flimsy at best and while it portrays the passion of these artists who make animes, it for some reason glorifies the grind making you wonder if this was sponsored by those anime companies in the first place.
It also ignores all the controversies that these creators go through like long work hours and underpayment and asks us to put a rose-tinted glass for the love of anime.
Hitomi Saito (Riho Yoshioka), an upstart director, finds herself in competition with a renowned anime director making a comeback after a decade, Chiharu Oji (Tomoya Nakamura), for ratings.
Yoshioka and Nakamura are good enough leads to make this film watchable. They understand their characters perfectly and portray them with the right amount of passion and emotions. There isn't much depth to the characters, but they still give their best.
I was a fan of its animation direction. The style to show the ratings of the shows was really creative. However, I found the movie to be too simplistic at times. The motive for Saito to enter the industry seemed flimsy at best and while it portrays the passion of these artists who make animes, it for some reason glorifies the grind making you wonder if this was sponsored by those anime companies in the first place.
It also ignores all the controversies that these creators go through like long work hours and underpayment and asks us to put a rose-tinted glass for the love of anime.
Where would the anime landscape be if it wasn't for Anime Supremacy telling us?
Hitomi Saito (Riho Yoshioka), an upstart director, finds herself in competition with a renowned anime director making a comeback after a decade, Chiharu Oji (Tomoya Nakamura), for ratings.
Yoshioka and Nakamura are good enough leads to make this film watchable. They understand their characters perfectly and portray them with the right amount of passion and emotions. There isn't much depth to the characters, but they still give their best.
I was a fan of its animation direction. The style to show the ratings of the shows was really creative. However, I found the movie to be too simplistic at times. The motive for Saito to enter the industry seemed flimsy at best and while it portrays the passion of these artists who make animes, it for some reason glorifies the grind making you wonder if this was sponsored by those anime companies in the first place.
It also ignores all the controversies that these creators go through like long work hours and underpayment and asks us to put a rose-tinted glass for the love of anime.
Hitomi Saito (Riho Yoshioka), an upstart director, finds herself in competition with a renowned anime director making a comeback after a decade, Chiharu Oji (Tomoya Nakamura), for ratings.
Yoshioka and Nakamura are good enough leads to make this film watchable. They understand their characters perfectly and portray them with the right amount of passion and emotions. There isn't much depth to the characters, but they still give their best.
I was a fan of its animation direction. The style to show the ratings of the shows was really creative. However, I found the movie to be too simplistic at times. The motive for Saito to enter the industry seemed flimsy at best and while it portrays the passion of these artists who make animes, it for some reason glorifies the grind making you wonder if this was sponsored by those anime companies in the first place.
It also ignores all the controversies that these creators go through like long work hours and underpayment and asks us to put a rose-tinted glass for the love of anime.
rukuzii
8.0★ · 08/04/24
If this is hard, just imagine MAPPA these days 💀
If this is hard, just imagine MAPPA these days 💀
SHEDY
8.0★ · 06/17/24
"it's about long-term impact, not numbers".
I loved how they focused on many other members such as animators,voice actors, producers..
Also, the way they displayed the weekly ranking of viewership in AR is so creative.
As an elitist, I'd root for soundback.
I loved how they focused on many other members such as animators,voice actors, producers..
Also, the way they displayed the weekly ranking of viewership in AR is so creative.
As an elitist, I'd root for soundback.
"it's about long-term impact, not numbers".
I loved how they focused on many other members such as animators,voice actors, producers..
Also, the way they displayed the weekly ranking of viewership in AR is so creative.
As an elitist, I'd root for soundback.
I loved how they focused on many other members such as animators,voice actors, producers..
Also, the way they displayed the weekly ranking of viewership in AR is so creative.
As an elitist, I'd root for soundback.
Cinetya
7.0★ · 06/14/24
Ini animenya boleh ditayangin beneran ga? Kepo banget pengen nonton juga😩😩😩
Ini animenya boleh ditayangin beneran ga? Kepo banget pengen nonton juga😩😩😩