Lupin III: The castillo of Cagliostro Gets U.S. Theatrical Release in Fall 

Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro Gets U.S. Theatrical Release in Fall

began streaming a video on Thursday, revealing that it will screen

anime film in the United States this fall. The video claims that the screening will be the first theatrical release of the film in the United States, although

was the first feature film Miyazaki directed, and it features the master thief Lupin

. In the film, Lupin and Jigen search for a counterfeiter who swindled them, and end up in the secluded country of Cagliostro. The story also involves a wicked count and an innocent princess (the latter voiced in Japanese by

The film received a remastered edition that screened in theaters in Japan in May 2014. That remastered edition served as the base for new MX4D screenings in Japan earlier this year on January 1.

released the film with three separate English

tracks on a 35th Anniversary Edition DVD in January 2015, and on Blu-ray Disc in June 2015.

then re-dubbed the film and released it on DVD in 2000 and again in 2006.

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