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Hayao Miyazaki, born January 5, 1941, is a Japanese manga artist, film director, and animator. Known for numerous popular anime films, Miyazaki co-founded the Studio Ghibli animation studio and achieved international acclaim. Throughout his career, Miyazaki's films have enjoyed both commercial and critical success in Japan and the West. Films such as Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away garnered significant attention and awards. Miyazaki's films explore recurring themes of nature, technology, and pacifist ethics. He also emphasizes feminist themes by featuring strong female protagonists. Furthermore, he offers a critical perspective on capitalism and globalization. His characters are typically morally complex and human, avoiding simple black-and-white portrayals.