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Melbourne: Koreeda films screening at Cinémathèque
Melbourne fans of Japanese cinema, listen up: the Cinémathèque program at ACMI on Wednesday nights is starting a program of films by popular Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda films this week, entitled Dreams of Everyday Life: The Quixotic Cinema of Hirokazu Kore-eda. It runs from July 5 to July 19, and includes the following films:
JULY 5
7:00pm – Maborosi (1995)
9:00pm – I Wish (2011)
JULY 12
7:00pm – After Life (1998)
9:10pm – Still Walking (2008)
JULY 19… (read more)
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Tagged Cinémathèque, Hirokazu Koreeda, Japan, Melbourne
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Melbourne Cinémathèque: Opening Night 2014 is ‘A Touch of Zen’
Melbourne fans of Chinese cinema, listen up! The folks at ACMI have announced that King Hu’s 1971 classic A Touch of Zen will be the opening film in this season’s Cinémathèque, screening in glorious 35mm.
Zen is a hugely influential film, combining Hu’s mastery of the wuxia genre and typically beautiful cinematography with a sprawling three-hour-plus story and a healthy dose of symbolism. It’s had significant critical acclaim over the years, starting with a Technical Grand Prize at the 1975 … (read more)
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Fairytales and Fables at GoMA
Ooooh! Relevant to our interests, the Cinematheque at GoMA comes through for Brissie fans again, with several Asian films as part of their just released program, Fairytales and Fables, running from January 10 until March 30.
The more than awesome programme (pretty sure I’ll be doing some extracurricular viewing this time too) includes Kim Jee-Woon’s A Tale of Two Sisters, Bong Man-Dae’s Cinderella, Yim Pil-Sung’s Hansel and Gretel, Studio Ghibli’s delightful Ponyo, and Richard … (read more)
Posted in Australian News, Cinema Screenings
Tagged Brisbane, Cinémathèque, Ghibli, GoMA
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Mountains and monsters @ GoMA QLD
Just a quick reminder for lovers of Asian cinema and animation up in the sunny north east – with APT7 coming to a close soon, don’t miss the remaining films that are still showing as part of this great event.
Most notably, this weekend you can catch Wan Mailing’s 1965 Being-Opera style animation Uproar in Heaven, or if you’re in the mood for something a little more epic, Battle Royale and The Host (what? It’s appropriate Easter weekend viewing, … (read more)
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Tagged Asia Pacific Triennial, Cinémathèque, GoMA
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Extremely last minute Drawn to Screen giveaway for Brisneylanders!
Update: The double passes have been claimed. Thanks for the quick responses! Our winners will be notified shortly.
The answer to our question was of course Moss, which was based on a popular webcomic that began in 2007.
Been chatting with the lovely people over at GoMA’s Australian Cinémathèque in Brisbane today, who have offered us a couple of double passes to one of the films remaining in their Drawn to Screen: Graphic Novels, Comics and Serials programme.
And … (read more)
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Tagged Brisbane, Cinémathèque
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