“Look Back” Anime Movie Hits to Stream: When to Watch on Prime Video?

Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto has another hit ready with Look Back, his latest manga-turned-anime release.

Brought to the screen by director Kiyotaka Oshiyama, the film runs just under an hour and will be available to stream to a global audience this week after premiering in theaters earlier this year. The story is about two school-age girls, Kyomoto and Fujino, who are both creative and talented at drawing manga.

Fujino becomes jealous when Kyomoto's manga attracts more attention than hers, driving her to work harder. Eventually the girls form a friendship through art and end up working together, but the competitive spirit in Fujino still lurks. They have something of a common path – until they don't have it anymore – and one of them has to look back to understand how to move forward.

In the story of “Look Back” there is a story that follows the girls into young adulthood. It's a story that's been known to make some fans cry. So be prepared for lessons and scenes that might leave you in your feelings.

Follow below to see when you can stream “Look Back” on your TV screen.

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Take a look back at the release date and how to stream worldwide

The anime film will make its global streaming debut Thursday, November 7th on Prime Video.

You'll need a Prime Video subscription to watch Look Back, as the service will be the exclusive streaming home for the film. If you prefer to use Prime Video without an Amazon Prime membership, a standalone subscription costs $9 per month for streaming with ads and $12 per month for the ad-free version in the US. Check your country's local pricing for a standalone Prime Video account.

Below you'll learn how to sign up for an Amazon Prime membership, which includes access to Prime Video and gives new subscribers a 30-day free trial.

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