Official U.S. Trailer for When Marnie Was There Finally Arrives

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You’ve been waiting for it for months now, and it has finally come. Studio Ghibli’s When Marnie Was There releases its first official US trailer!

The film was in theaters in Japan almost a year ago and you’ve been anticipating it’s arrival ever since. Based on the novel with the same name by Joan G. Robinson, the film follows the story of Anna, who moves to a sleepy town by the sea and, despite shutting herself off from others, befriends a girl who may not be all she seems to be.

One thing you can always count on is that studios change. Studio Ghibli is no different. They’re doing some restructuring, so this will be the last film you’ll see from them in a while.

The film comes out on May 22. Are you excited?

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