Grave of the Fireflies Review: A touching and emotional story

Getting away from the more fantasy filled worlds that Studio Ghibli is known for, Grave of the Fireflies brings its viewers into a gripping and realistic world filled with emotionally driven characters that aren’t seen in most films. Following two young siblings, teenager Seita (Adam Gibbs) and his younger sister Setsuko (Emily Neves), Grave of…

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