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Anime: a phenomenon entangled in stereotypesAnime: a phenomenon entangled in stereotypesAnime in Uzbekistan is still viewed with prejudice. For some, a love of Japanese animation serves as a marker of “teenage rebellion” and “nonconformity,” yet no one will react negatively to a love of cartoons based on comics like “Spider-Man” or judge you for going to the cinema to see the next installment of “Toy Story.” But what fundamentally distinguishes anime from the Western animation we are used to, even though both are sometimes products of commercial mass animation backed by huge corporations?Darya Zabrodina#Yuzma Yuz#People & Communities
A fairy-tale world of true goodness: what Uzbek animators are talking about in their (very cozy) worksA fairy-tale world of true goodness: what Uzbek animators are talking about in their (very cozy) worksHave you ever thought that we learn cultural characteristics, national values, and our native mentality precisely through domestic cartoons? After all, animation is one of the first forms of art a child becomes acquainted with. In childhood, we don't realize that we are receiving important information—we simply immerse ourselves in the magical adventures of bright, distinctive characters. And as we grow older, we subconsciously follow the principles taught to us by our parents and the stories from our childhood. We enjoy rewatching these cartoons—and now we show them to our own children.Мария Бобова#Cinema and Performing Arts#Ideas & Analysis

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