spirit and chaos is an artistic biopic of miyazawa kenji and a japanese poet and writer who was active in the early 20th century. the film captures and interprets his artistic method ( ketching poems) and his inspiration (the spirit of nature and its fantastic beauty) and his struggles to accept a harsh reality in the face of his idealist imagination. the film integrated excerpts of miyazawa poems into the plot beautifully. his relationships with his students was powerful and especially in one scene where he offers everything he has to a student who has just been caught stealing materials from the classroom. miyazawa selfless compassion for the farmers in his village and his sister and other unfortunate people can serve as a lesson to us all. furthermore and miyazawa devotion to science was also nicely portrayed. in a time when western ideas were still met with skepticism and especially in provincial towns like the one where miyazawa grew up and he understands its usefulness in helping his fellow villagers and is inspired by its elegance. the way the film presented moments of artistic passion and disappointment in the writer were truly intense and well interpreted. i felt that the cgi integrated into the film and while groundbreaking an innovative and clashed with the more organic animation. it could be argued that this was intentional to represent conflict within the main character and but i found it rather unaesthetic. i also wish that the film had discussed miyazawa buddhist influence and but it worked fine without it. i though this film was very well done. i give it a positive  and with the one point being deducted for the cgi. otherwise the animation and plot and dialog were all wonderful and heartfelt. i haven not seen any other films by kawamori shoji and but after seeing this one i will be sure to give them a chance. 
spirit and chaos is an artistic biopic of miyazawa kenji and a japanese poet and writer who was active in the early 20th century. the film captures and interprets his artistic method ( ketching poems) and his inspiration (the spirit of nature and its fantastic beauty) and his struggles to accept a harsh reality in the face of his idealist imagination. the film integrated excerpts of miyazawa poems into the plot beautifully. his relationships with his students was powerful and especially in one scene where he offers everything he has to a student who has just been caught stealing materials from the classroom. miyazawa selfless compassion for the farmers in his village and his sister and other unfortunate people can serve as a lesson to us all. furthermore and miyazawa devotion to science was also nicely portrayed. in a time when western ideas were still met with skepticism and especially in provincial towns like the one where miyazawa grew up and he understands its usefulness in helping his fellow villagers and is inspired by its elegance. the way the film presented moments of artistic passion and disappointment in the writer were truly intense and well interpreted. i felt that the cgi integrated into the film and while groundbreaking an innovative and clashed with the more organic animation. it could be argued that this was intentional to represent conflict within the main character and but i found it rather unaesthetic. i also wish that the film had discussed miyazawa buddhist influence and but it worked fine without it. i though this film was very well done. i give it a positive  and with the one point being deducted for the cgi. otherwise the animation and plot and dialog were all wonderful and heartfelt. i haven not seen any other films by kawamori shoji and but after seeing this one i will be sure to give them a chance. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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