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Yuria Nara | Ponyo | |
Hiroki Doi | Sosuke | |
Jôji Tokoro | Fujimoto | |
Tomoko Yamaguchi | Lisa | |
Yuki Amami | Grandmammare | |
Kazushige Nagashima | Koichi | |
Akiko Yano | Ponyo's Sisters | |
Shinichi Hatori | Anchorman | |
Tokie Hidari | Kayo | |
Emi Hiraoka | Kumiko | |
Rumi Hîragi | Young Mother | |
Tomoko Naraoka | Yoshie | |
Nozomi Ohashi | Karen | |
Kazuko Yoshiyuki | Toki | |
Eimi Hiraoka | Kumiko | |
Cate Blanchett | Gran Mamare |
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Producer | Frank Marshall
John Lasseter |
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Writer | Hayao Miyazaki
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Cinematography | Atsushi Okui
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Musician | Joe Hisaishi
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Ponyo on the Cliff” is an animated fantasy about a fish named Ponyo (Yuria Nara) who swims away from home and is befriended by a human boy named Sosuke (Hiroki Doi). Through her friendship with Sosuke, Ponyo develops a desire to become human, much to the chagrin of her father, Fujimoto (George Tokoro). She uses magic to become human, causing a rift in the world, and resulting in a gigantic storm. Granmamare (Yuki Amami), Ponyo's mother decides that if Sosuke can pass a test, Ponyo can live on as a human and order in the world will be restored. A mystical adventure to reunite Sosuke with his mother Lisa (Tomoko Yamaguchi) ensues, through which the bond between Ponyo and Sosuke is strengthened. |
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