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Title (English) | Katri, Girl of the Meadows |
Title (Japanese) | Makiba no Shoujo Katri | Advertising Fantasy Novel |
Notes | Ger.= "Das Madchen von der Farm". Creator(s): Auni Naolivaara A title in Fuji TV & Nippon Animation's World Masterpiece Theater (meisaku)TV anime series of adaptations of classic children's books. Nippon Animation, 1984 |
Classification | WMT |
Synopsis | This
is a story of a young girl, Katolie (Katri) living
on remote farms in Finland, and later in town, during the First World War. The War and Russian revolution rumble faintly in the background and are responsible for the absense or disappearance of various adult characters (a recurrent theme in Katri's life). Eventually Katri goes to school in a town, still hoping to be reunited with her mother. |
Review | Grandfather | Katri reading This is a low-key but well detailed story of a young girl, Katolie (Katri) living on remote farms in Finland, and later in town, during the First World War. Katri is an intelligent child, who has taught herself to read. The backgrounds are very nicely done, and though it's not always dramatic (in various episodes, she gets chased by boy bullies, a farm burns down, a wolf is seen, and a cow gores a bear) it's quite watchable, and bears repeated viewings. One of my favourite WMT anime. Learn the German for "cow" etc.
Taro Rehrl writes: |
Credits | Series Director: Hiroshi Saito Character Designer(s): Noboru Katano Data from Ben Ettinger |
Episodes | 49 |
Release | Jap:DVD, Jap:VHS, Jap:LD, Ger:TV |
TV Showing | See the whole series for free? This series may be syndicated to regional cable, satellite or terrestial TV stations. For Europe click here. |
Date | 1984 January 8 - 1984 December 23 |
Production | Nippon Animation |
Broadcaster | Fuji TV |
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References & Help | Look up the latest data on this title at: Richard Llewellyn's Animated Divots, or Anime News Network (see Encyclopedia section) , or in "The Anime Encyclopedia" (Clements & McCarthy, Stone Bridge Press, 2001). Help & further information. |
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