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Hayao Miyazaki & The Art of Silence — How to Direct Powerful Scenes Where Nothing Happens

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Miyazaki adds to all his films, including “Spirited Away” (2002), quiet little scenes of inaction, called 'Ma', where the character just glances into the horizon and reflects, as a way to have