The Animated Addict is back with a new review!  Today, we discuss one of Studio Ghibli's lesser known films- " The Tale of the Princess Kaguya ". A poor bamboo cutter finds a baby girl in the forest.  Taking her home, he and his wife raise her as their own.  As she grows to maturity, she begins to question her origins, and why she's here. Soon, she must make a choice when strange and marvelous beings come to take her home... This film is based on a very old Japanese story, and deals with a very mature and serious theme.  It deals with the difficulties of growing up and death.  It's a marvelous way of talking about the topic without being all up in your face.  It's entertaining, and flows smoothly and gently.  You can either think about the themes involved, and get emotionally invested- or you can just sit and watch a simple and relaxing movie. I enjoyed the characters.  They aren't super deep- but you can see how they reflect certain as...