Japanese animation creator Wada in Berlin

Japanese animation creator Wada in Berlin

BERLIN, Germany - Japanese animation creator Atsushi Wada is pictured at a press conference in Berlin on Feb. 18, 2012. ''Great Rabbit,'' a French animated film directed by Wada, won the silver award the same day in the short film section of the Berlin International Film Festival.

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