The Alien Times just received the following information from Ms. Suzuki.
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Contemporary Japanese food culture
documentary “eatrip” will be screened with English subtitles at 19:15 on Monday 6th, 15th and 22nd, June at the Ebisu Garden cinema.
“eatrip” will be presented in the Documentaries of the World section of the Montreal World Film Festival 2009.
■About “eatrip”
http://jp.truveo.com/trailer-eatrip/id/313405396
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fq20090612a1.html
http://eatrip.jp/
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2007 KVA Festival Department of Global Communication Movie Party
Classic Japanese Cinema with English Subtitles
VENUE: Tsukuba Gakuin University, Room 1311
SATURDAY, October 27
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12:15-14:00…… Late Spring (Ozu, 1949; 90 minutes)
14:10-16:40…… Ikiru (Kurosawa, 1952; 143 minutes)
16:50-18:40…… Late Chrysanthemums (Naruse, 1954; 101 minutes)
SPECIAL EVENING SHOW:
18:45-20-45…… The Funeral (Itami, [...]
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