Sora Tobu Yureisen (movie)
Alternative title:
Flying Ghost Ship
Letayuschy Corabl-Prizrak (Russian)
Летающий Корабль-Призрак (Russian)
空飛ぶゆうれい船 (Japanese)
Age rating:
Older Children (May contain mild bad language, bloodless violence)
Plot Summary:
Hayato's city is devastated by a giant robot, his parents are killed in the massacre. The only friend left to him is his dog Jack, the only things left are mom's shoe and a picture of a man and a woman who, as his father tells him on his deathbed, are his real parents. Now Hayato wants revenge on the one who is said to have sent the robot: the terrible Ghost Ship which threatens ships and is rumored to wish to exterminate everything. But then Hayato stumbles on a secret underground factory of Mr. Kurosio, owner of mostly everything in the city - and realizes things are not as Mr. Kurosio has been telling him... Someone terrible lives in a castle under the sea... Hayato is trying to tell people the truth - but his life is now in danger by from the one who does not wish to be known. Then Hayato is saved by no other than the captain of the Ghost Ship... Hayato is about to uncover more than the one secret he has been searching for.
User Ratings:
24 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
60 minutes
Vintage:
1969-07-20
Premiere date:
1969-07-20 (Japan)
Releases: We have 2
Official website:
Links: We have 2
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Director: Hiroshi Ikeda Screenplay: Music: Takasuke Onosaki Original Work: Shotaro Ishimori Art: Isamu Tsuchida Animation director: Youichi Otabe Producer: Hiroshi Ôkawa Adaptation: Masaki Tsuji Key Animation: Hayao Miyazaki | Masako Nozawa as Akio Tanaka as Kyoko Satomi as Yukiko Okata as | |||||||
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