CATDOLL: The TV animation "Ronia, Daughter of the Forest" produced by Goro Miyazaki won the "Best 2DTV Animation Award"

The first TV animation "Ronia: Daughter of the Jungle" produced by Hayao Miyazaki's son Goro Miyazaki won the "Best 2DTV Animation Award" at the "20th Asian Television Awards" held in Singapore on December 3.

The Asian Television Awards was founded in 1995. Its initiator and organizer is the Asian Television Weekly, a radio and television weekly distributed throughout Asia by Singapore. This work is the first TV animation directed by Goro Miyazaki. Studio Ghibli also participated in the production of the animation, so the overall style has a strong Ghibli flavor. Representative works include "Poppy Hill".

Introduction to the work of "Ronia, Daughter of the Green Forest":

In a vast forest with a medieval European style, the protagonist, Ronia, is the only daughter of a bandit named Matisse who lives in a huge ancient city in the forest. Ronia, who grew up under the influence of her father, mother and fellow bandits, was allowed to leave her homeland one day. She slowly learned to survive on her own, and then met a boy named Bilke. The work not only describes Ronia's growth process, but also concerns children's longing for the unknown and the grievances between bandit families.