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Pantheon Bird (2024) | Slate

Pantheon Bird

A trapped bird, a mountaintop sunset, a painting in a museum—a picture-perfect poem without words, part of the ORIGINAL SHORT ANIME DAISAKUSEN! series of micro-shorts, a collaboration between Mainichi Broadcasting Service and celebrated anime studio Science SARU (INU-OH, STAR WARS: VISIONS, SCOTT PILGRIM TAKES OFF), this one co-directed by studio’s president and co-founder, Choi Eunyoung.

Released: 2024
Runtime: 2m
Genres: Animation
Language: Japanese

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Choi Eun-youngDirector

Hiroshi KameiDirector

Asami MurakoshiDirector

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