My Neighbors the Yamadas

On the data. One film, and it looks like no other Ghibli film. It is adapted from a four-panel newspaper strip by Hisaichi Ishii and it keeps that shape: short self-contained sketches, no plot running through them, and enormous areas of white space where other animation would have backgrounds. It was the studio's first entirely digital production. The irony is that the digital tools were used to make it look hand-drawn and unfinished, like watercolour on paper, which cost far more effort than a conventional look would have. It lost money. It is the least commercially successful Ghibli film and remains the one most people have never seen. Isao Takahata came back to the same idea in 2013 with The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, which uses the technique on a story that can carry it, and which is now generally considered his masterpiece.

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