给桃子的信 A Letter To Momo 2012 TW 台配国语 1536kb/s 48.0kHz 16bits

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◎片　　名　ももへの手紙
◎译　　名　给桃子的信
◎又　　名　给小桃的信(台) / 小桃の奇幻手纸(港) / A Letter to Momo / Momoe no tegami
◎年　　代　 2011
◎国　　家　日本
◎类　　别　剧情 / 动画
◎语　　言　日语
◎上映日期　 2011-09-10(多伦多电影节) / 2012-04-21(日本)
◎IMDb评分 7.3/10 from 5570 users
◎IMDb链接 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1853614/
◎豆瓣评分　 8.2/10 from 40176 users
◎豆瓣链接　 https://movie.douban.com/subject/6010171/
◎片　　长　 120分钟
◎导　　演　冲浦启之
◎编　　剧　冲浦启之
◎主　　演　美山加恋 / 优香 / 西田敏行 / 山寺宏一 / 长岛雄一

◎标　　签　动画日本治愈系温情成长日本动漫动漫 2012

◎简　　介

　　11岁的小学6年级女孩宫浦桃子（美山加恋配音）在父亲意外去世后，随母亲郁子（优香配音）从东京迁到了濑户内海的汐岛。忙碌的母亲无暇顾及桃子，令桃子在新环境中时常感到孤单无助。桃子一直保留着父亲只写下了“给桃子”这样开头的一封信，但是始终无法明白父亲想要通过信件传达给她的话。初到汐岛，桃子打开了阁楼里一个装着描绘妖怪画册的旧盒子，从此开始察觉到身边一连串不可思议的事情。“汐岛上一定存在着什么东西”，怀抱着这样想法的桃子，在汐岛奇异而热闹的夏天里邂逅到的竟会是……
　　本片由日本知名动画公司Production I.G制作，是《人狼》导演沖浦啓之睽违多年的温馨治愈之作。

   A Letter to Momo (Japanese: ももへの手紙 Hepburn: Momo e no Tegami) is a 2011 Japanese anime drama film produced by Production I.G and distributed by Kadokawa Pictures. The film was written and directed by Hiroyuki Okiura and stars an ensemble cast featuring Karen Miyama, Yuka, Toshiyuki Nishida, Chō and Kōichi Yamadera. In A Letter to Momo, 11-year-old Momo Miyaura moves with her mother to a small island town after her father dies. When she arrives, she encounters three goblins that others cannot see who help her to cope with the loss of her father and the changes in her life.
   Following the death of her father Kazuo, Momo Miyaura and her mother Ikuko travel from Tokyo to the Seto Inland Sea. Momo carries Kazuo's unfinished letter, which contains only the words "Dear Momo". At her mother's estate in Shio Island (汐島 Shiojima), they meet their relatives Sachio and Sae Sadahama, and Koichi, a postman and an old friend of Ikuko, who has always had a crush on her. Momo is devastated and misses Tokyo. In the attic, she opens a present containing a rare picture book about goblins and Yōkai, collected by Sachio's father. Three droplets from the sky enter Ikuko's estate and transform into yokai consisting of Kawa, Mame, and Iwa, the group's leader.
   When Ikuko begins to take nursing classes, Momo reads the book and begins to hear some strange sounds from the house. She is chased out of the estate by the yokai, only to encounter a young boy named Yota. Oblivious to the house's strange noises, Ikuko and Yota assume that it is safe. The next morning, she meets Yota and his sister Umi. The three meet up with his friends and swim under the bridge, but Momo decides not to and runs to a shelter during a thunderstorm. Iwa, Mame and Kawa reveal themselves, having stolen some fruit from around the island. Frightened, Momo runs back to Ikuko's estate and discovers that Sachio's orchard was ransacked. Sachio then tells Momo that the yokai were originally gods, but they were transformed as a punishment for breaking the divine laws.
   Momo attempts to prevent the yokai from stealing the local vegetables, only for Kawa to break Ikuko's mirror. Later, she and Ikuko argue and Momo leaves. Shortly after, Ikuko suffers a near-fatal asthma attack while looking for Momo. Upon witnessing Ikuko being close to death, Momo realizes her mistake and asks the yokai to help look for a doctor on the other side of the island. However, the yokai decline and Momo leaves the house. Koichi and Yota pursue Momo, but she reveals her previous argument with Kazuo before his death and asks Koichi to help find the doctor. Meanwhile, the yokai realize they can escape punishment by allowing Momo and Koichi to cross over the newly completed bridge and find the doctor on the other side.
   The next morning, Momo writes a letter to her father thanking him as Ikuko recovers. Having completed their mission to protect Momo, Iwa, Mame and Kawa transform back into the droplets and return to the sky. That night, Momo and Ikuko reconcile during the tōrō nagashi and the two realize that Kazuo wrote that he was proud of her. She begins her new life with Yota and the other children by swimming under the bridge.
   A Letter to Momo premiered at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto, Canada on September 10, 2011 and was released on April 21, 2012 in Japan.