A Silent Voice

Film opens theatrically on October 20 Eleven Arts began streaming an English-subtitled trailer for the A Silent Voice anime film on Wednesday. The company will screen the film in United States theaters starting on October 20. Eleven Arts previously screened the film at Anime Expo in July. Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation's anime film is based on Yoshitoki Ōima's manga of the same name. Anime Limited screened the film in the United Kingdom and Ireland in March. Viz Media Europe acquired the rights to distribute the film in the European Union, Russia, Turkey, and French-speaking African countries. Crunchyroll describes the original manga's story: I wish we had never met. I wish we could meet once again. A boy who can hear, Shoya Ishida, and a transfer student who can't, Shoko Nishimiya. One fateful day, the two meet, and Shoya leads the class in bullying Shoko. But before long, the class shifts its target from Shoko to Shoya. Years later, Shoya feels strongly that he

Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation's A Silent Voice anime film opened in China last Friday and earned 32 million yuan (500 million yen or about US$4.95 million) in its opening weekend. The film opened in 3,000 theaters in China, and singer Leah Dou also provided her new "See You Again" song as an insert song for the Chinese version of the film. The film opened in Japan in September 2016. Eleven Arts will screen the film in United States theaters starting on October 20. The company previously screened the film at Anime Expo in July. Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation's anime film is based on Yoshitoki Ōima's manga of the same name. Anime Limited screened the film in the United Kingdom and Ireland in March. Viz Media Europe acquired the rights to distribute the film in the European Union, Russia, Turkey, and French-speaking African countries. Crunchyroll describes the original manga's story: I wish we had never met. I wish we could meet once again. A boy who can hear, Shoya Ish

Eleven Arts revealed a list of 51 United States theaters that will screen A Silent Voice this October. The locations and dates are available on Eleven Arts' website. All screenings will be in Japanese with English subtitles and will begin as early as October 20, though exact screening dates vary by theater. Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation's anime film is based on Yoshitoki Ōima's manga of the same name. Anime Limited screened the film in the United Kingdom and Ireland in March. Viz Media Europe acquired the rights to distribute the film in the European Union, Russia, Turkey, and French-speaking African countries. Crunchyroll describes the original manga's story: I wish we had never met. I wish we could meet once again. A boy who can hear, Shoya Ishida, and a transfer student who can't, Shoko Nishimiya. One fateful day, the two meet, and Shoya leads the class in bullying Shoko. But before long, the class shifts its target from Shoko to Shoya. Years later, Shoya feels strong

Deaf actress Lexi Cowden voices Shoko U.K. publisher Anime Limited announced the English dub cast for A Silent Voice on Tuesday. The company also began streaming a dubbed clip from the film. Deaf actress Lexi Cowden will play Shoko Nishimiya in the film. The rest of the cast is as follows: Robbie Daymond as Shoya Ishida Ryan Shanahan as Shoya Ishida (sixth grade) Lexi Cowden as Shoko Nishimiya Kira Buckland as Naoka Ueno Gia Grace as Naoka Ueno (sixth grade) Amber Lee Connors as Miki Kawai Annabelle Corigliano as Miki Kawai (sixth grade) Melissa Hope as Miyoko Sahara Catie Harvey as Mikoko Sahara (sixth grade) Brian Bekerle as Hirose (sixth grade) Michael Sinterniklaas as Kazuki Shimada Spencer Rosen as Kazuki Shimada (sixth grade) Kristen Sullivan as Yuzuru Nishimiya Lipica Shah as Yaeko Nishimiya Janis Carol as Ito Nishimiya Sara Cravens as Miyoko Ishida Graham Halstead as Nagatsuka Max Mittelman as Satoshi Mashiba AnnaBelle Deaner

English dub gets BD/DVD release in U.K. on October 30 U.K. publisher Anime Limited began streaming an English-dubbed clip for A Silent Voice on Tuesday. The clip features deaf actress Lexi Cowden as Shoko and Robbie Daymond as Shoya. An earlier clip featured Daymond with Amber Lee Conners as Miki Kawai, Graham Halstead as Tomohiro Nagatsuka, Melissa Hope as Miyoko Sahara, and Kristen Sullivan as Yuzuru Nishimiya. The rest of the cast is as follows: Ryan Shanahan as Shoya Ishida (sixth grade) Kira Buckland as Naoka Ueno Gia Grace as Naoka Ueno (sixth grade) Annabelle Corigliano as Miki Kawai (sixth grade) Catie Harvey as Mikoko Sahara (sixth grade) Brian Bekerle as Hirose (sixth grade) Michael Sinterniklaas as Kazuki Shimada Spencer Rosen as Kazuki Shimada (sixth grade) Kristen Sullivan as Yuzuru Nishimiya Lipica Shah as Yaeko Nishimiya Janis Carol as Ito Nishimiya Sara Cravens as Miyoko Ishida Max Mittelman as Satoshi Mashiba AnnaBelle