AniWorthSans Famille
Introduction
Remy, a cheerful and tender-hearted girl, lives with her mother in a French country town. One day her father returns to the town after a long period working away from home in a city. Her father tells Remy that she isn't their real daughter, and Remy is almost sold to an evil slave trader. It is Vitalis, a strolling entertainer, who helps Remy. Vitalis discovers her talent for singing and decides to take her in with his troupe.
(Source: ANN)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.92/10 · 9766
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Audience reviews
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fedlam
It's an interesting series. Many people criticize it for the alteration made to the original story, the gender change of the protagonist, etc. However, I think those details do not detract from the enjoyable things this series has.
First of all, we must highlight its music, because the ost is really fantastic. It really transports you to the feelings that the series transmits, feelings of nostalgia, melancholy, etc. And I think the music reflects that very well. Visually, it's a nice series. The main character is kind and helpful.
The main defect that we can find in this work is the plot at the end, since it is perceived that they had to invent a somewhat improvised and forced ending.
Regarding the book and the other anime version, I have seen it and I have read the book as well. The ot…
Read at the sourceAnikiXvi
To start with putting you in perspective, I happened to come from the side of the world that grew up with this and many other WMT shows throughout their childhood, so first and foremost, I am biased with nostalgia. Ironically my mother also grew up with the 1977 version throughout her childhood,
That aside, going into this show with no background info on the source material is perhaps the best way to do it, just like I did. The Story is simple, a child is searching for their mother and the hardships of reality.
someone else has gone into details about what circumstance the show had to go through while under production, so I won't bother with commenting on that. I'll just say what I find most enjoyable.
In short, it's a humbling experience for all children and humans alike.
it depicts…
Read at the sourceFirechick12012
In the late eighties, the World Masterpiece Theater was starting to fall into a bind that it couldn't get itself out of. Apparently for some unknown reason, they were at war with Fuji TV regarding broadcasting their shows. Soon, their budgets fell and the episodes their series had shrunk more and more. They started trying new things to try and get an audience, like adapting a fantasy novel (Peter Pan), sequels to earlier installments (Little Women), an anime set in Africa (Bush Baby), a rehash of Dog of Flanders (Famous Dog Lassie), and something action packed (Romeo's Blue Skies). This adaptation, Homeless Girl Remy (I know it's commonly known as Nobody's Girl Remy but I'm referring to it as the former because that's how Takara Fansubs translated it to differentiate it from the boy versio…
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