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A young boy's curiosity leads to a magical adventure in an alternate world where lights never go out. You don't have to be a film buff to know The Boy and the Beast—it won't hurt. In fact, this moving drama from 1967 is much more relatable than viewers might think it is. It's been lauded for its sentimental take on child psychology and juvenility, not just for its cinematography or stunning visuals, which help drive the point home that children are constantly trying their best in risky situations without any guarantees of their fate. The Boy and the Beast is a story that transcends time and space, which will remain relatable for generations to come. The Boy and the Beast's film reels are lovingly focused on its young protagonist, Ren, an abandoned child who was found by an unnamed beast that takes care of him as his surrogate father. The elder beast has taken great lengths to protect the child from outside threats. It would seem that this family keeps up with their doctor's appointments for Ren's immunization shots, but there's no visible sign of Ren attending school or any form of institutionalized education. Still, both father and son respect each other's values and living habits. The Boy and the Beast , which is also known as Bakemono no Ko, feels more like a live action animated film since there are absolutely no traces of computer animation. The Boy and the Beast is clearly more on the sentimental side, but it strikes a nice balance between its comedic moments and touching drama. In a nutshell, The Boy and the Beast is about accepting the past without being haunted by it. It's about letting go of painful memories so they don't bring you down from moving forward with your life. Individuals who have been severely affected by past experiences can relate to this movie because ultimately, it's about growing up despite all odds. And that's exactly what The Boy and the Beast is all about. The Boy and the Beast was directed by Shigehiko Hasumi. It stars Yuki Yagi, Nobuko Otowa, Nobuyo Oyama, Toshiro Mifune, Miki Nagasawa, Keio Sazawa, Yoshio Kosugi, Sachio Sakai and Seizo Fukumoto. Official online streaming Movie Site - YouTube | Facebook | Twitter Guest appearances: Anime News Network article & Article on Anime North 2013 Presentation of "The Boy and the Beast", November 14-16th , Oshawa Ont. Canada , 2013 International Premiere March 6, 2014 by Anime NYC, New York City, NY North American Premiere July 3–7, 2014 at Otakon in Baltimore, MD. The film started showing on some theaters on April 12. Despite its wide release on April 17th , theaters had to cancel the screening due to unforeseen circumstances. The movie was rescheduled for May 10th with added screenings on some theaters due to popular demand. On some regions of Japan it has also showed in the English dubbed version which was done by Ocean Group. It has been released in theaters abroad including Singapore , Australia , New Zealand, Hong Kong , Taiwan and North America . cfa1e77820
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