Hare, the head slaver, reports back to Lord Cob, a powerful wizard and the ruler of Hort, and almost pays with his life for the loss of Cob's slaves, until he tells Cob that Sparrowhawk freed them. Therru is rescued from a life of slavery by Sparrowhawk. Arren also learns that Therru lives with Tenar, as her ward. They travel to a farm which, Arren learns, is run by a friend of Sparrowhawk - a woman named Tenar, whom Sparrowhawk rescued from the Tombs of Atuan (the second book in the Earthsea trilogy which is unexplored in the film). Arren is rescued by Sparrowhawk from the slavers by wizardry and Sparrowhawk apologizes for leaving Arren alone. That evening, Arren is captured by the same slave hunter but loses his sword as the hunter believes it to be worthless junk. The girl recognizes this at once and runs away from him and towards a woman's voice calling her name Therru. He intervenes and saves her, though his "bravery" is but a reflection of his death-wish and not truly a heroic act.
As Arren runs away, he sees a girl fleeing from slave hunters. When he's left to explore the town alone, he suddenly becomes scared as if something is following him. Sparrowhawk accompanies Arren to the town of Hort.Īrren, not having any direction in Life, accompanies Sparrowhawk to the town of Hort. During a conversation between the two, Sparrowhawk notes the magical nature of Arren's sword and expresses his doubt that Arren can unsheathe such a weapon. The action now moves to a desert where Arren is pursued by wolves and he is rescued (despite refusing to defend himself) by a wizard who turns out to be Sparrowhawk the Archmage. The King has little time to ponder on this before he is set upon and fatally stabbed in a dark corridor by a young lad, who turns out to be Arren where the prince steals his father's sword and flees the palace while his father dies from the wound inflicted by Arren. The King's wizard tells the tale of how dragons and men were once one, until dragons chose freedom and men chose possessions, and of his fears of how the land's plight is due to a weakening of the Balance. Shortly thereafter the King of Enlad, already troubled by tales of drought and pestilence in the land, receives news both of the strange omen at sea and of the disappearance of Prince Arren (the King's son). The ship's weatherworker is distressed to realize that he has lost the power to control the wind and waves, but is even more disturbed when he observes two dragons fighting above the clouds where one of them is eventually killed.
GEDO SENKI SOUNDTRACK MOVIE
The movie begins with a war galley caught in a storm at sea.
Guilt weighs heavily on Arren after he commits patricide.
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Its release was featured in the special documentary series 10 Years with Hayao Miyazaki. It was nominated for Excellent Animation Work for the 30th Japan Academy Award, and won first place in the Third Bunshun Kiichigo Award for worst picture.
It first aired on television on July 11, 2008, during Nippon Television's Friday Road Show program. It was selected in the Out of Competition section at the 63rd Venice Film Festival. The film was a commercial success, earning ¥7.69 billion in the box office, but a critical failure in Japan. A manga adaption of the film has been published in Japan. Le Guin, along with The Journey of Shuna by Hayao Miyazaki. The movie is loosely based on a combination of plots and characters from the first, third, and fourth books of the Earthsea series: A Wizard of Earthsea, The Farthest Shore, and Tehanu, all written by Ursula K. Additionally, starting in December 2005, Gorô documented the film's production process via a personal diary and production diary. It was directed by first time director Gorô Miyazaki, son of Hayao Miyazaki. $68,673,565 Tales from Earthsea (ゲド戦記, Gedo Senki?, loosely Ged's War Chronicles) is a feature anime film from Studio Ghibli, released in Japan on July 29, 2006, and to the rest of the world soon afterwards.
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