When Marnie Was There

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Discover the Magic of Friendship with Marnie

A lonely girl befriends a ghostly figure from her dreams, uncovering buried memories and forging an ethereal friendship that defies time and space. Secrets of family and identity intermingle in a hauntingly beautiful tale of self-discovery and healing.

When Marnie Was There Trivia

Who directed the animated film "When Marnie Was There"? (Hard)

#1: Hayao Miyazaki

#2: Isao Takahata

#3: Hiromasa Yonebayashi

#4: Toshio Suzuki

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What year was the film "When Marnie Was There" released? (Genius)

#1: 2010

#2: 2012

#3: 2014

#4: 2016

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When Marnie Was There Fun Facts

The Marsh House in When Marnie Was There was inspired by real-life locations in Kushiro, Japan.

Anna's character was initially conceived as a boy.

When Marnie Was There Polls

Who is your favorite character in When Marnie Was There

Anna

Marnie

Sayaka

Hisako

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What is your favorite scene in When Marnie Was There

Marnie and Anna at the Mansion

The Windmill

The Tanabata Festival

The Storm

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Popular Characters

Marnie

Anna

Mrs.浜田

Mr.浜田

Marnie's Mother

Marnie's Father

Kiki

The Old Woman

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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literature

1967

Publication of Original Novel

The novel 'When Marnie Was There' by Joan G. Robinson was first published, providing the source material for the movie.

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April 15, 2015

Announcement of Studio Ponoc

Studio Ponoc, which produced the film adaptation of 'When Marnie Was There,' was founded by former Studio Ghibli staff.

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July 19, 2014

Release of When Marnie Was There in Japan

The animated movie 'When Marnie Was There,' produced by Studio Ponoc, was released in theaters in Japan.

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June 17, 2016

International Release of When Marnie Was There

The film was released internationally, reaching a global audience beyond Japan.

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