Kiki la petite sorcière

Titre original : Majo no takkyûbin

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Kirsten Dunst, Phil Hartman, Rei Sakuma, and Minami Takayama in Kiki la petite sorcière (1989)

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Kiki, 13 ans, part vivre seule dans une ville côtière afin de parfaire sa formation de sorcière. Sur les conseils d'Osono, une boulangère qui l'héberge gratuitement, la jeune fille crée un s... Tout lireKiki, 13 ans, part vivre seule dans une ville côtière afin de parfaire sa formation de sorcière. Sur les conseils d'Osono, une boulangère qui l'héberge gratuitement, la jeune fille crée un service de livraison rapide.Kiki, 13 ans, part vivre seule dans une ville côtière afin de parfaire sa formation de sorcière. Sur les conseils d'Osono, une boulangère qui l'héberge gratuitement, la jeune fille crée un service de livraison rapide.

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Récompenses
- 4 victoires au total

Kiki
(English version)
(voix)

Minami Takayama

Kiki
(voix)
…

Rei Sakuma

Jiji
(voix)

Kappei Yamaguchi

Tombo
(voix)

Keiko Toda

Osono
(voix)

Mieko Nobusawa

Kokiri - Kiki's Mother
(voix)

Kôichi Miura

Okino - Kiki's Father
(voix)

Haruko Katô

Rô-fujin
(voix)

Hiroko Seki

Barsa
(voix)

Yuriko Fuchizaki

Ketto
(voix)

Kôichi Yamadera

Bakery Worker
(voix)
…

Kikuko Inoue

Maki
(voix)

Yûko Kobayashi

Young Sempai Witch
(voix)

Mika Doi

Ketto's Mother
(voix)

Takaya Hashi

Ketto's Father
(voix)

Chika Sakamoto

Baby
(voix)

Yoshiko Asai

Yoshiko Kamei

Réalisation
- Hayao Miyazaki
Scénario
- Eiko Kadono
- Hayao Miyazaki
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Anecdotes
During the production phase, Hayao Miyazaki and his artists traveled to Sweden to research the film. The photographs they took of Stockholm and Visby formed the basis of the fictional city of Koriko. The city also contains elements of Lisbon, Paris, San Francisco, and Milan.

Gaffes
The four-engined biplane (more precisely, sesquiplane) that Kiki sees during the opening credits is a real aircraft, the Handley-Page HP42. Eight of these planes - the first four-engined aircraft ever built - were commissioned during the 1930s; later they were converted to military use, and all were destroyed by 1941. But since this movie - according to director Hayao Miyazaki - takes place in a world where World War II never happened, it's plausible that the HP42 would still be in civilian service.

Citations
Kiki: Without even thinking about it, I used to be able to fly. Now I'm trying to look inside myself and find out how I did it.

Crédits fous
The denouement scenes of the film play out with the credits rolling ending with Kiki's parents reading a letter from her after the credits finish.

Versions alternatives
A new English dub of this film was released in 1998 by the Walt Disney Company. This version featured the vocal talents of Kirsten Dunst as Kiki, Janeane Garofalo as Ursala and Debbie Reynolds. Phil Hartman provided the voice of Jiji in one of his final roles.

Connexions
Edited into Miyazaki Dreams of Flying (2017)

Bandes originales
Soaring
Performed by Sydney Forest
Written by Sydney Forest exclusively for Disney's 1998 English dub re-release

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10/10

A tribute to Japanese Animation!

Many people can claim to be fans of Anime, or Japanese Animation. It's been forced into the North American public by companies like Manga, US Corps and now, even Disney.

Movies like Akira shocked the people...bringing surreal story and amazing animation to the screen. Many others followed that simply blew away the animation and realism of American cartoons.

But then they started to suck. Bad. Over-produced to feed the masses.

And so, when I rented Kiki's Delivery Service, I was kinda expecting to be let down. Knowing it would probably be some spoon-fed animation to appeal to the 3-6 year olds.

Boy, was I wrong. This movie was simply amazing. The animation was wonderful. Not too cartoony, but not too jagged and harsh. Everything flowed smoothly and looked great. The story was AMAZING. It was what really shone. Subtle lessons at life that even got me, a nineteen-year-old computer engineer, cheering for Kiki. It is intelligent, thoughtful, and sweet to the max.

Though this movie is the near exact opposite from all those mechanoid blood-baths and samurai show-downs that populate most of the Anime world...this simple little movie...with the great voice of Phil Hartman I might add...actually got me interested in Anime again.

Check it out. Even if you're just in it for the cats, you won't be disappointed. ^_^