The balance between humans and nature must be restored
Nature is a mainstay in the art of many east Asian cultures and that’s been brought to the story of Princess Mononoke. A clan is cutting down the forest and mining ore which angers the animals who are literally filled with rage out of a desire for revenge. The idea of wiping out the environment is also symbolized by the start as a prince who looks like he’s based off of the Ainu who were the original inhabitants of Japan before being colonized and almost wiped out first discovers the evil happening. Princess Mononoke is with a wolf god and is trying to destroy the humans. It’s up to the prince to try to restore the balance between the two before a catastrophe happens. The movie has samurais, giant beasts, magical animals and plenty of action. The latter gets very graphic with hands and heads being detached. The story seems black and white but it’s not. The clan destroying the area is led by Lady Oishi who frees women from bondage and employs lepers. It’s one of my favorite Hayao Miyzaki films.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Hayao Miyazaki"], "Producers": ["Scott Martin", "Yutaka Narita", "Seiji Okuda", "Toshio Suzuki", "Diana Tauder", "Yasuyoshi Tokuma", "Seiichir\u00f4 Ujiie", "Bob Weinstein", "Harvey Weinstein"], "Starring": ["Gillian Anderson", "Billy Crudup", "Claire Danes"], "Studio": ["HBO Max"]}

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