Le Garçon et le Héron

Réalisé par Hayao Miyazaki
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2023    2h 4minAnimation, Adventure
7.396%88%7.4
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Après la disparition de sa mère dans un incendie, Mahito, un jeune garçon de 11 ans, doit quitter Tokyo pour partir vivre à la campagne dans le village où elle a grandi. Il s’installe avec son père dans un vieux manoir situé sur un immense domaine où il rencontre un héron cendré qui devient petit à petit son guide et l’aide au fil de ses découvertes et questionnements à comprendre le monde qui l'entoure et percer les mystères de la vie.
  • Soma SantokiMahito Maki (voice)
  • Masaki SudaGray Heron (voice)
  • Ko ShibasakiKiriko (voice)
  • AimyonLady Himi (voice)
  • Yoshino KimuraNatsuko (voice)
  • Takuya KimuraShoichi Maki (voice)
  • Keiko TakeshitaIzumi (voice)
  • Jun FubukiUtako (voice)
  • Sawako AgawaEriko (voice)
  • Karen TakizawaWarawara (voice)
  • Shinobu OtakeAiko (voice)
  • Jun KunimuraThe Parakeet King (voice)
  • Kaoru KobayashiNoble Pelican (voice)
  • Shōhei HinoGranduncle (voice)
  • Hayao MiyazakiDirector / Original Story
  • Kiyofumi NakajimaExecutive Producer
  • Goro MiyazakiExecutive Producer
  • Yoshiaki NishimuraCo-Producer
  • Koji HoshinoExecutive Producer
  • Toshio SuzukiProducteur
  • Varun19 octobre 2024
    I watched this in theatres because it’s a rare opportunity to catch a Miyazaki film in IMAX. I seem to be in the minority of people who just can’t get on the hype train for this movie. Beautiful animation and an imaginative world isn’t enough to save a lame boring story. I couldn’t decipher a single theme or meaningful moment in the entire runtime no matter how hard I tried. It just meanders aimlessly and you aren’t rewarded for your patience. If someone tells me the story was a metaphor for something, it still doesn’t excuse writing bland characters and building a world with no rules to it. It’s crazy to me that I didn’t have even an ounce of fun watching a Studio Ghibli film (cue the gif of Homelander sitting stone-faced in a theatre). There’s not that much dialogue and the pacing is all over the place. I usually like watching YouTube videos explaining films but I’m not even going to bother with this snoozefest. Pretty visuals for 2 hours alone can’t immerse me when the plot is so hollow I have nothing to connect to. I haven’t been this disappointed at the theatres in a long time.
  • Cubane12 mai 2026
    This is a seriously weird movie. Am I just along for the ride on Miyazaki's latest acid trip? It tries to explore some pretty heavy themes like grief and loss, but it does it in such a confounding and esoteric manner that any meaning beyond the superficial is missed. It's also more than enough to give your brain months of future nightmare fuel material. Some may find this to be a desirable quality, but I cannot see why.
  • George Bananza18 juin 2025
    Two hours of people unperturbed by bird shit.
  • Kavon Utterback21 septembre 2025
    I'll start off by saying that this is one of the best audio and visual experiences I've had. Even though you can say that about most Miyazaki movies, this one is truly something special. What didn't 100% grab me was the story, it felt like it masked in metaphors and euphemisms. When you finally figured out the movie after scratching your head for more than a hour, the pay off wasn't worth it for the additional thought that you needed to do.
  • mickerdoo11 septembre 2025
    Another pretty and imaginative release from the studio. Any metaphor was lost on me. Liked Mahito's level head, though.
  • Zachary Sykes2 septembre 2025
    It could be because I just took a trip to Japan, or it could be because Miyazaki is an artist I connect with, either way it was a beautiful movie. This one was very reminiscent of, Spirited Away.
  • Lucas Craparotta28 mars 2025
    Miyazaki is a master of making these worlds full of wonder and mystery.
  • PapaHamzeh2 avril 2025
    I'm gonna get thrashed for every one of these Ghibli movies I rate. And that's OK. I accept my punishment from the masses. Ghibli movies are like the Nintendo games of film; a rabid fan base that will, time and time again, show up for their turn at the watering hole and come away saying 'Gee I'm glad I got to drink that, whatever it was!' In my experience, the movies are Big Concept but the bag is fumbled in execution. I want to be clear: I think they are beautiful, I think they are well designed...and that may be it. The philosophical discussions often feel like stream-of-consciousness that leads to nowhere in particular. The themes frequently are put upon the table in high fashion, but I never see anyone really pig out of the food, so to speak. This movie was beautiful. Truly. And it got weirder and weirder, which I absolutely love. The voice acting was...pretty good (bait and switch by a certain BIG casting choice was irritating). Overall, my turn at the watering hole made me think 'Well. I certainly drank something and now my mouth is wet.'
  • MetroidTalon22 août 2025
    Miyazaki returns with a deeply personal and beautifully strange tale that blends grief, fantasy, and memory into something haunting and heartfelt. The Boy and the Heron isn’t always easy to follow, but it never stops captivating. The animation is breathtaking, filled with surreal imagery and quiet emotional weight. It feels less like a traditional story and more like a dream being worked out in real time. A meditative farewell that lingers long after the credits roll.
  • Movie_Nerd16 février 2025
    I don’t expect less from Miyazaki
  • ProfSolon17 août 2025
    The latest video made by the legendary studio, ghibli, still amazing.
  • neuroparadox29 juillet 2025
    I dunno, I didn't really connect with this one. Probably because I haven't experienced that sort of grief before.🤷‍♂️ So this isn't a rating for the movie itself so much as my experience with it, because on a technical level it's still Miyazaki so it's fucking gorgeous. It was hard not to set my expectations high too, since I consider Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke to be perfect 5 star movies and I've seen them both multiple times. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • Nicolas8 octobre 2024
    The morals and scenario is lost in too many metaphors
  • Kevin Ward2 juillet 2025
    Unmistakably a Hayao Miyazaki film with gorgeous animation, a trippy, dream logic adventure, and some of the most hideous depictions of old people ever. Didn’t love it on first watch, but most Miyazaki films grow on me over time. Saw the English dub, and Pattinson’s voice work is wild.

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