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Turning Red is a Pixar animated film that tells the story of a young girl named Mei Lee, who turns into a giant red panda whenever she gets too excited or emotional. The film's direction and animation style are impressive, with a visually stunning and immersive style that captures the charm and whimsy of the story. The movie is directed by Domee Shi, who won an Academy Award for her work on the Pixar short film Bao. The film's themes of self-acceptance and family are explored in a touching and heartwarming manner that highlights the importance of embracing one's true self. Overall, Turning Red is highly anticipated and is expected to be a well-made and emotionally engaging film that offers a fresh and unique perspective on the coming-of-age genre. It's a must-watch for fans of animated movies and anyone interested in exploring the complexities and joys of growing up.
Best Original Song | 2022 | Finneas OConnell
Best Animated Female | 2022 | Rosalie Chiang
Best Original Screenplay | 2023 | Domee Shi
Asian Pacific Cinema and Television | 2022 | Domee Shi
Best Animated Feature Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Animated Feature Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
Outstanding Achievement for Music in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Ludwig Göransson
Outstanding Achievement in Writing for an Animated Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Outstanding Achievement for Editing in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Steve Bloom
Outstanding Achievement for Directing in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Outstanding Achievement for Character Animation in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Eric Anderson
Best Original Song Animated Film | 2022 | Finneas OConnell
Best Original Score Animated Film | 2022 | Ludwig Göransson
Best Original Song | 2023 | Josh Levi
Best Voice or MotionCapture Performance | 2023 | Rosalie Chiang
Best First Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Vocal Performance in Animation or Mixed Media | 2023 | Rosalie Chiang
Best Directorial Debut | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Animated Female | 2023 | Sandra Oh
Best Woman Screenwriter | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Voice Performance | 2022 | Rosalie Chiang
Favorite Voice From an Animated Movie Female | 2023 | Sandra Oh
Best Musical Score | 2022 | Ludwig Göransson
Best VocalMotion Capture Performance | 2022 | Rosalie Chiang
Breakout of the Year | 2022 | Domee Shi
Best VocalMotion Capture Performance | 2023 | Rosalie Chiang
Best First Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Dramatic Presentation Long Form | 2023 | Domee Shi
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animation Feature | 2023 | Kevin Reher
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Film NonTheatrical Release | 2023 | Kevin Reher
Outstanding Visual Effects in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Outstanding Animated Character in an Animated Feature | 2023 | Kureha Yokoo
Best Animated Feature | 2023 | Lindsey Collins
Animated Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Animated Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Over Million Dollars | 2023 | Tom MacDougall
Best Edited Animated Feature Film | 2023 | Steve Bloom
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures Animated | 2023 | Vince Caro
Best Animated Feature Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best Debut Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Breakout Filmmaker of the Year | 2022 | Domee Shi
Best Animated Feature | 2023 | Domee Shi
Best First Film | 2023 | Domee Shi
2023 | Bill Sheffler
Animated Film | 2023 | Rona Liu
Box Office Collection 21,813,358 USD
The number 4 is considered unlucky in Chinese culture as it sounds similar to the word for death in both Mandarin and Cantonese.
The temple was inspired by the Bok Kai Temple, a historical landmark in Marysville, California that was built by the local Chinese community in 1880. A special thanks is made in the credits.
As explained in various interviews, director Domee Shi took inspiration from four Japanese anime regarding the film's creation: Fruits Basket (2001), Ranma ½ (1989), Sailor Moon (1992), and Inuyasha (2000). The first two in particular share themes of adolescence and transformations in wacky situations with the film.
The family's nickname for Meilin, "mei-mei", is Mandarin for "little sister".
Ming was originally planned to have been incredibly happy that Mei turned into a red panda due to it being a good luck charm for the temple, and would have planned to monetize Mei's red panda form for profit. This direction for Ming was scrapped due to Domee Shi feeling it made her too much of a "one-note villain".
"[to Mei] Ming: The farther you go, the prouder I'll be."
"[running through the streets of Toronto, Mei as a giant red panda stops in front of the convenience store run by Deavon, a teen Mei's attracted to] Meilin Lee: AWOOGA!"
