Crunchyroll to release Makoto Shinkai’s “Suzume no Tojimari” Globally in Cinemas Next Year

Crunchyroll, in partnership with Sony Pictures and Wild Bunch International, have announced that they will release Makoto Shinkai’s latest feature length film, Suzume no Tojimari, globally in cinemas next year.

Weathering With You English Dub Cast Announced with New Screening Locations Added

Anime Limited are looking to make Makoto Shinkai’s Weathering With You just as successful as the previous box-office-hit Your Name, as not only has the film receiver a wider selection of screening locations in the UK but the film is also being screened until the 30th January 2020 in most locations.

Anime Limited Announces Your Name & Weathering With You Cinematic Double Bill Event for January 2020

Those looking to experience Weathering With You ahead of its wider-cinematic release on the 17th January 2020, and in turn re-experience the critically acclaimed film Your Name on the big screen, will be excited to learn that Anime Limited have announced a ‘Double Bill’ event at selected cinemas across the country.

BFI Southbank London to Screen Weathering With You in December and Includes Q&A Session with Makoto Shinkai

A listing on the BFI website has revealed that Makoto Shinkai’s latest cinematic film, Weathering With You, will be screened next month, on 10th December 2019, at the BFI Southbank London ahead of its wider-cinematic release next year; and more importantly this special screening will also include a Q&A session with the director himself; Makoto Shinkai.

Interview: A Conversation with Makoto Shinkai; the Director of Your Name

To celebrate the UK theatrical release of Makoto Shinkai’s feature-length-film Your Name, which is now available in cinemas throughout the UK, Anime Limited sat down with the director to ask him several questions about the film and today you will be able to see that conversation in full.

Your Name UK Cinema Locations Confirmed

With the cinematic release of Makoto Shinkai’s Your Name drawning ever closer Anime Limited have opted to release definitive information on where the film is being show, it’s screening time and it’s audio format options and just like with Manga Entertainment’s prewviously announced Ghost in the Shell screening their will be lots of locations to watch the film.

Anime Limited Teases Makoto Shinkai Twin-Pack Collectors Packaging and Release Plans

After what seems like an enternity, which actually turns out to be around three years, Anime Limited have finaly begun teasing new details surrounding their Blu-ray release of the Makoto Shinkai Twin-Pack that features both Voices of a Distant Star and The Place Promised in the Early Days films within a single set.

Makoto Shinkai’s “Your Name” To Be Screened at BFI London Film Festival

A few weeks ago theatrical listings for Makoto Shinkai’s new animated feature Your Name began surfacing on various cinema websites including both Showcase Cinemas and Vue Cinemas; well today the UK anime distributor Anime Limited have confirmed that they will be releasing the film into UK cinemas later this year starting with special screenings at BFI London Film Festival.

Makoto Shinkai’s New Film “Your Name” To Receive a UK Theatrical Release from November

Although no official announcement has been made it’s seems that Makoto Shinkai’s animated romance film “Your Name” will receive a UK theatrical release from the 18th November 2016 with both Showcase Cinemas and Vue Cinemas expected to show the film throughout the UK.

Anime Limited Makes ‘Massive’ Release Date Alterations to it’s March 2015 Line-Up

Things never seem to run smoothly for Anime Limited, especially when it comes to their release schedules, however things have never been as bad as this. If you read the recent Anime Limited newswire then you may already be aware of what i’m going to say; but the sad news is that every single one of Anime Limited’s March releases has been altered in some shape or form.

For starters Kill La Kill – Part 2, which was scheduled for a 16th March 2015 release date has now been pushed back until the 23rd March 2015 due to the final artwork not being approved; however even more bad news arrives when this ‘new date’ is also a template and could change at any time.