From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:
"We finally know what’s cooking inside Laika Studios, the Portland stop-motion company behind Coraline, Paranorman and other delights. They’ve been silent since 2019, but a new project was just announced by the studio: a film adaptation of the fantasy novel Piranesi by Susanna Clarke.
Describing the plot of this book is not easy. Piranesi is the name of a man who lives in an outerdimensional house that’s infinitely bigger on the inside. His job and only goal in life is to explore the rooms, climb the twisting and tangled staircases, and plumb the depths of his MC Escher-inspired dwelling. Piranesi doesn’t know much about himself other than he’s always lived in the house — but that may not be true. There’s a man called The Other that put him there, and Piranesi doesn’t know his true intent."
Read the full article here.
"Laika’s New Animated Project Is A Weird One"
"We finally know what’s cooking inside Laika Studios, the Portland stop-motion company behind Coraline, Paranorman and other delights. They’ve been silent since 2019, but a new project was just announced by the studio: a film adaptation of the fantasy novel Piranesi by Susanna Clarke.
Describing the plot of this book is not easy. Piranesi is the name of a man who lives in an outerdimensional house that’s infinitely bigger on the inside. His job and only goal in life is to explore the rooms, climb the twisting and tangled staircases, and plumb the depths of his MC Escher-inspired dwelling. Piranesi doesn’t know much about himself other than he’s always lived in the house — but that may not be true. There’s a man called The Other that put him there, and Piranesi doesn’t know his true intent."
Read the full article here.
