The most important japanese animation films

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Dion Madrilejo wrote:

> I really think you should try and make room for PERFECT BLUE. Sure it has
> made the rounds but it is, in my opinion, a significant anime film in that
> it covers the psychological suspense/horror genre which no other anime film
> has done as far as I know. I also would recommend Miyazaki's NAUSICAA OF THE
> WIND VALLEY which I think has much stronger characters than MONONOKE HIME.
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  And which also happens to be the first anime to break into the
mainstream and be accepted as art form as much as film.