Edge of Time weaves a cosmic tapestry of war, memory and hope in this new animation produced in the Chinese mainland.
At the films core is Taisu, a mysterious force that fuses with a forgotten toy deep in an underwater crystal. Out emerges Aqila, a girl who dances through the waves. When she rescues a human girl from the sea, they forge an immediate bond under a golden sunsetonly to face a world shattered by sudden conflict at dawn.
Directors Li Wei, Weng Ming, Shinichiro Watanabe and Shuhei Morita bring their distinct talents to this collaboration between the Chinese mainland and Japan. From sweeping hand-drawn scenes to cutting-edge CGI, these four masters blend their styles into a richly layered visual experience.
Edge of Time is more than a spectacle: its a poignant exploration of friendship and the cost of war. As Aqila leaps through time, the film challenges us to reflect on memorys weight and the enduring power of hope even when the world falls to ruin.
With its haunting beauty and cross-cultural artistry, this animation invites global audiences to dive beneath the waves and journey across time. What moments resonated with you? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this epic tale of connection.
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