The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
100%TomatometerA brushstroke becomes a life.
One shared language for a world of color.
Lawrence Herbert looks back on the experiences that led him to develop the Pantone Matching System. Interviews trace how a practical problem in printing became a shared way for designers and manufacturers to describe and reproduce color.
A design documentary that makes an everyday tool visible, with room to talk about observation, invention and communicating a creative idea.
The official US PG rating cites thematic elements, language and smoking. The documentary includes recollections of earlier decades and business life. Its interview-led pace and technical subject may hold more interest for viewers curious about art and design.
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Film facts: Apple TV US film listing · additional source . Checked 2026-10-30. Parent notes and recommendations by PG Pick. Artwork belongs to its respective studio.