Japanese animated film ”Wolf Children” to be re-released in Korea on October 22nd

A teaser poster for the Japanese animated film "Wolf Children" has been released. The film is an animated film directed by Mamoru Hosoda and released in 2012.
The story depicts the story of Hana, an ordinary female college student who falls in love with a man named Miotoko, and the two wolf children born to the two of them, Ame and Yuki.
With a beautiful and moving story and vivid visuals that alternate between 2D and 3D, this film won the 36th Japan Academy Award.
It won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. When it was released in Japan, it attracted 3.4 million viewers and became a hit. When it was released in Korea, it also received an explosive response from the audience, and was released in Korea in 2012.
It was in the top four of the various films released, and is the biggest hit among the films directed by Hosoda Mamoru that have been released in Korea.
After its release in Korea, critic Lee Dong-jin commented, "The film is of outstanding beauty.
The film was a perfect match for the story it was trying to tell. It is a work that will be more highly regarded as a masterpiece of anime as time passes," he said, giving the film a perfect score.
The released poster features a heartwarming scene of Hana, the mother, measuring the heights of Ame and Yuki.
The poster, which captures the everyday lives of the children, depicts the adorable poses of the children with their ears and tails perked up with beautiful illustrations. The film "Wolf Children" will be released in 4K on October 22nd, the first time in Korea.
It will be re-released in a remastered version.