Hayao Miyazaki co-founded Studio Ghibli and built a body of work that includes My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away, and this film gathers animators, directors, and artists who trace how he works. Interview subjects describe his hands-on approach to storyboarding and character design, the studio's resistance to computer animation in favor of hand-drawn frames, and the way Miyazaki's films blend fantasy with recognizable, everyday detail. The film moves through Ghibli's back catalog to show how its visual style developed, using clips alongside the interviews rather than narration alone to make its points. It does not claim access to Miyazaki himself; instead it relies on people who worked alongside him or grew up on his films to explain what makes his process distinctive. The result works best as a primer on Ghibli's reputation and methods for viewers who already know the films and want the studio's approach spelled out by people who studied it closely.