Katsuhiro Ôtomo's cult classic "Akira" will be presented to audiences for the first time in years with a new 35mm print. According to a statement from Anime Limited, this special edition has been created from a 4K master and is the first 35mm print made in the last decade worldwide. The film will be screened at BFI Southbank in London from August 14-19.

Following this new print, "Akira" will embark on a tour in selected cinemas. Fans will have the opportunity to experience this iconic work on the big screen. "Akira" is more than just an anime film; it holds a significant place in the science fiction and dystopian genres. When the film was released in 1988, it greatly contributed to the global recognition of Japanese animation.

The new print is expected to generate great excitement among both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers. "Akira" holds an important place in cinema history with its visual aesthetics and profound themes. This screening is also seen as a significant step in the rediscovery of classics within the film industry. Watching "Akira" in theaters will offer audiences an unforgettable experience.