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For four decades, Studio Ghibli has enchanted audiences worldwide with its distinctive hand-drawn animation and captivating storytelling. Under the visionary direction of Hayao Miyazaki, the Japanese studio has produced a remarkable collection of nearly two dozen films, encompassing a diverse range of genres from fantastical and supernatural to deeply emotional and introspective narratives. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of how to access every Studio Ghibli film currently available for viewing.
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Max is the primary streaming platform for Studio Ghibli films in North America. Note that Netflix offers access in other regions. A notable exception is Grave of the Fireflies (1988), which, after a long period of limited online availability, is now streaming on Netflix. This list encompasses all 24 Studio Ghibli theatrical releases, along with two TV specials and two films predating the studio's official formation but featuring core Ghibli creative talent.
Below, you'll find streaming links for each film, complemented by alternative rental/purchase options for those without a Max subscription. Films directed by Hayao Miyazaki are denoted with an asterisk (*).
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For those preferring physical ownership or seeking guaranteed access to these cinematic treasures, GKIDS, in collaboration with Shout! Factory, offers a range of Blu-ray steelbooks encompassing the Studio Ghibli catalog.
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While The Boy and the Heron was initially speculated to be Hayao Miyazaki's final film, as of October 2023, he's actively engaged in developing his next project for Studio Ghibli. Producer Toshio Suzuki has confirmed Miyazaki's continued creative drive, stating that he's actively working on the new project daily. Further details remain undisclosed.