CATDOLL: The release date of the movie "A Silent Voice" has been confirmed and additional scenes have been released

The animated film "A Silent Voice" is scheduled to go on a nationwide roadshow on September 17. Recently, the additional scenes in the animation were released, and Miyu Irino and Saori Hayami, who dubbed the film, also released their thoughts on the dubbing.

The original work of "A Silent Voice" won the first place in the men's category of "This Comic is Amazing! 2015" and the "Tezuka Osamu Cultural Award" Newcomer Award. It is a popular manga of the same name tailored by Yoshitoki Ohima for the current situation of boys and girls. This best-selling manga was produced by Kyoto Animation, which won the Japanese Oscar Award for Excellence for "K-ON!" and has produced many outstanding works. It will soon be on the screen.

Additional scenes revealed:

Miyu Irino (voice of Masaya Ishida)'s thoughts: In the initial conversation with the director, he was asked to portray the "internal entanglement of human beings" that people want to connect more closely but cannot, and want to express but cannot. So I had a headache at first before deciding on the guidelines.

Thoughts of Hayami Saori (voice of Nishimiya Shoko): I think Shoko has a lot of interesting aspects, and I am very attracted to her because of her human touch. Although I can't hear her, she moves vigorously behind someone who is talking, and has a smug look on her face during family conversations, and she also has this expression at other times, which makes people feel very cute. The speaking style and the way of voice production are difficult from a technical perspective. The air at the dubbing site is as quiet and clear as lake water, and you can hear a pin drop on the ground. However, Shoko noticed things that she should not be able to hear, and I made a sound that was completely different from what I imagined. This happened.