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Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie poster

Film · 1999

Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie

Original titleGekijô-ban Kâdokaputâ Sakura

Directed by Morio Asaka · starring Megumi Hayashibara

  • 1 h 26 min
  • U
  • Animation · Fantasy · Mystery
  • Japan
  • Released in the UK 25 March 2002

Synopsis

First feature film from popular anime 'Cardcaptor Sakura'. Set after the end of the first season of the TV series, between episodes 35 and 36. Sakura has just started her Christmas holidays. For several days she has had a strange dream, in which she is in a temple full of water and a mysterious woman rebukes her asking about Clow Reed, the former card master. When Sakura gets a free trip to Hong Kong in a draw, Kerberos, her faithful friend and guardian, begins to suspect that winning the draw was no accident. Sakura travels with her friend Tomoyo, her brother Toya and Yukito, Toya's friend. In Hong Kong, Sakura and her friends meet Syaoran and Meiling. Already in the old British colony, Sakura begins to feel a strange evil sensation, which is related to the mysterious woman who appears to her in dreams. The trip to Hong Kong has been caused by this entity and Sakura, Syaoran and Kerberos will have to face this new threat, which endangers their friends, as well as the entire world. A new adventure for Sakura, the cardcaptor, although this time in movie theatres and accompanied by her best friends and a new mystery to solve, in which Clow Reed is related again and in which Sakura must re-invoke the old ones tarot cards to save the day.

The essentials

Runtime
86 min1 hour and 26 minutes
Budget
$3mBandai Visual Company
Rating
UUniversal
How long is Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie?
1 hour and 26 minutes (86 minutes).
When was Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 25 March 2002.
Who directed Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie?
Morio Asaka.
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Director
Morio Asaka
Writers
Nanase Ohkawa
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