The Boy Who Saw the Wind (movie)
Alternative title:
El Hijo del Viento (Spanish)
Kaze o Mita Shonen (Japanese)
Malchik Kotory Videl Veter (Russian)
Porté par le Vent (French)
風を見た少年 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Young boy Amon has mysterious powers. His dad is the cheif scientist for the Empire of the Golden Snake. He's invented weapons for this country in the past, but does not want his boy's powers to be used for destruction so he burns his research and tries to escape the country with his family. The mom and dad die in the escape and only Amon is left. He runs from the military, ends up on an island where he learns about the ancient people who could fly on the wind and talk to animals (as he can). Amon then ends up in a fishermen's village and makes friends with Maria. After this village is attacked by the Golden Snake army, the two run away with a band of rebels. Together, they try to stop the Empire of the Golden Snake from destroying and conquering everything. Based on the book by C.W. Nicol
User Ratings:
63 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
97 minutes
Vintage:
2000
2007-08-13 (Cinema Golden Choice - Spanish Version)
Ending Theme:
"Kamisama Tonakanaori" by Rebecca
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Director: Kazuki Omori Screenplay: Shû Narijima Music: Tamiya Terashima Original story: C. W. Nicol Character Design: Minoru Maeda Art director: Kazuhiro Arai Animation director: Toshiya Shinohara Sound director: Tetsuo Segawa Director of Photography: Hajime Hasegawa Executive producer: Tohri Sato Producer: Supervising Producer: Hisao Masuda Theme Song Performance: Rebecca | Aki Maeda as Maria Daijiro Harada as Tabal Hiro Tsunoda as Reinick Keiko Toda as Ruchia Mari Natsuki as Monika Takashi Naito as Blanick Tarô Ishida as Golden eagle Yumi Adachi as Amon | |||||||
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