“Kiki’s Delivery Service” to Return to Russian Screens
Distributors KINOMANIA and RWV Film are bringing Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli’s beloved classic, “Kiki’s Delivery Service,” back to the big screen in Russia.
The theatrical re-release is scheduled for July 16. Audiences will have the opportunity to experience a pristine 4K restoration of the film, accompanied by a fresh Russian-language dub produced by Studio Gang.
Based on the eponymous novel by Eiko Kadono, the narrative follows a young witch named Kiki. As per long-standing tradition, she must embark on a year of independent training upon turning thirteen. Her journey leads her to a charming seaside town, where she establishes a unique flying express delivery service.
In related news, the BBC has announced plans to develop a live-action series adaptation of the story, with Irena Brignull (“The Little Prince”) attached as the creator.
Source: Film.ru
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