Theatrical trailer for Origin: Spirits of the past
Manga Ent. have posted online a trailer for their sci-fi/fantasy flick Origin: Spirits of the past (a.k.a Gin-iro no Kami no Agito), originally released in Japan during January 2006 as animation studio Gonzo‘s (Last Exile, Gankutusuou) first forray into theatrical anime. It will begin a limited theatrical run in the UK on 12th July 2008.
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Washed up on the good shores of Anime UK News after many a year at sea, Paul has been writing about anime for a long time here at AUKN and at his anime blog.
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