Cult Classic Anime Film Angel's Egg Returns With Gorgeous New Remaster

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Summary Angel's Egg gets a 4K remaster overseen by director Mamoru Oshii, preserving its iconic art and animation.

The film's abstract story and surreal mood make it a must-see for anime fans seeking a unique viewing experience.

Details on theatrical release, Blu-ray availability, or streaming are still unknown, but anticipation for Angel's Egg's return is high.

Angel's Egg, a 1985 film from acclaimed Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii and original Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano, is finally getting a high definition remaster. Anime critics have fondly regarded the esoteric and surreal film for its incredible animation and jaw-dropping art direction that brings Amano's unique style to life in a way that few anime have.

According to a report by Anime News Network, Angel's Egg is getting a 4K remaster produced by Tokuma Shoten. The remaster will be overseen by Oshii himself and will be based on the original film print of the acclaimed short. Unfortunately, no further details are known, so it's unclear whether Angel's Egg will see a theatrical rollout, a Blu-ray release, or be available on streaming.

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Angel's Egg is a Landmark Achievement in Animation

Animated by Studio Deen, Angel's Egg might be a relatively short film at 71 minutes, but it leaves a large impact. The movies follows a young girl protecting an egg in a post-apocalyptic city. Eventually, she's accompanied by a soldier who wants to steal and potentially destroy the egg for unclear reasons. The story itself is deliberately vague, with much of the short's appeal coming from the mood and atmosphere. The result is one of the best art styles in anime history. Given how important the look of the film is, it will only be aided by a 4K remaster.

Source: Anime News Network