For all intents and purposes this "movie" is just an extra episode of the TV show: it's produced in virtually the exact same style, and only has a slightly-longer runtime since it doesn't have to worry about ads. Fans of the show should watch this as well, especially since it goes into Kino's backstory. (Personally I'd no idea this movie existed until yesterday, so it was a real treat to come across it after years of appreciating the show.) As for the rest of my thoughts, you can refer to my Kino's Journey review: a hypnotic, melancholy, fabulistic and utterly unique series with an artstyle to die for.