Hayao Miyazaki, visionary director of many of Studio Ghibli's greatest anime movies, reflects on the studio's turning point with two key films.

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Miyazaki is behind films such as "Castle in the Sky," "Princess Mononoke," and the Oscar-winning "Spirited Away." Film still, Spirited Away (2001), Hayao Miyazaki. ©2001 Studio Ghibli.

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The footage showing Miyazaki's reaction appeared in a documentary called "NHK Special: Hayao Miyazaki - The One Who Never Ends", which aired on 13 November on Japan's NHK channel.