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Animation Maestro Gisaburo
A master of Japanese animation, Gisaburo Sugii talks candidly about his career and creative process in this rare and exciting piece of film.
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A master of Japanese animation, Gisaburo Sugii talks candidly about his career and creative process in this rare and exciting piece of film.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Masato Ishioka, Masato Ishioka
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Runtime:92 minutes
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