Totto-Chan: The Little Girl at the Window
Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window
After being expelled from a traditional school, a hyperactive 7-year-old girl is admitted to an institution that allows children to be more independent, where she learns lessons about solidarity, empathy, and responsibility.
Angel reviewedSeptember 9, 2025
If anyone is wondering where Disney has gone, it's in Japan—laughing at the banksters who control its legacy and thriving more powerfully than ever.
With subtle nods worthy of the Empire of the Sun, with shots that haven't come this close to Fantasia in decades, and with what feels like Makoto Shinkai himself working hand-in-hand with its latest score.
Thank you for reminding us that beauty, sweetness, innocence, and love will once again create the eternal art that will be spoken of in the next century, every time another attempt is made to defile cinema with propaganda.