Eiga Sai 2011: The Japanese Film Festival

[mr.a]

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Maay'ng adlaw.

Para nato'ng mga mahilugon ug libre nga salida...

Ayala Center Cinema 4 Cebu

02 August 2011
7:00pm The Chef of South Polar
03 August 2011
7:00pm Climber’s High
04 August 2011
7:00pm Yunagi City, Sakura Country
05 August 2011
7:00pm Villon’s Wife
06 August 2011
1:30pm The Summit: A Chronicle of Stones
4:30pm Summer Days with Coo
7:30pm One Million Yen Girl
07 August 2011
1:30pm Your Friend
4:30pm Summer Days with Coo
7:30pm Feel the Wind

"An exquisite Japanese cinematic masterpiece at all levels—visual, aural, emotional, spiritual, awaits Eiga Sai fanatics this July featuring Departures, winner of the 81st Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2009. The Eiga Sai opens on July 1 (Friday) at the Shang Cineplex Cinema 2, Shangri-La Plaza, EDSA, Mandaluyong City as a kick-off event of the month-long festivity.

"Departures takes a bizarre and unique subject with heartwarming scenes and outstanding acting performances by Masahiro Motoki, who played the role of Daigo Kobayashi, an aspiring cellist who eventually takes the job of an encoffinner, sending the deceased body off to final departure with dignity. He coveted the Best Actor awards (32nd Japan Academy Prize in 2008 and Kinema Junpo Awards in 2009) for his role in the film complimenting the brilliant mind of its acclaimed director Yojiro Takita.

"The film festival officially reels off with an invitational screening and special performance of Mr. Renato Lucas, the principal cellist of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra together with pianist—Ms. Naomi Sison, at 7:00 P.M. at the Atrium Plaza, Shangri-la Plaza.

“'Eiga Sai,' which literally means 'film festival' now on its 13th year is organized by the Japan Foundation, Manila together with the Embassy of Japan, The Shangri-La Plaza Corporation, UP Film Institute and supported by Lyric Piano, and ClickTheCity.com.

"Completing this year’s roster of exciting films to be featured are The Summit: Chronicle of Stones; The Chef of South Polar; One Million Yen Girl; Your Friend; Yunagi City, Sakura Country; Summer Days with Coo; Climber's High; Feel the Wind; and Villon's Wife.







"All films will be shown with English subtitles. Admission is free.

"For detailed screening schedules and inquiries, please access the Japan Foundation, Manila website: Japan Foundation or call the JFM telephone numbers (+632) 811-6155 to 58."

Reference(s):

o http://www.jfmo.org.ph/pdf/2011/june/Eiga%20Sai%20Flyer%202011.pdf

[FukenGruven]

nice.........

[warsucks]

watch nya ko ani kung madla sa oras...

[2kELEVEN]

ts! salamat tawon ani imo gi share.... (n_n)*

[dcheyenne]

final schedules nani TS?

[endlessknight]

Great! The last movie I watched at Eiga Sai was "Akira". That was probably a decade ago.

[mr.a]

ts! salamat tawon ani imo gi share.... (n_n)*

Wa'y sapayan, Ma'am 2kELEVEN.

[mr.a]

final schedules nani TS?

Wala ma'y nausab sa Japan Foundation, dcheyenne. Bantay lang 'sab unya sa ilahang Japan Foundation
News and Events section, Ma'am.

[yujjieo]

salamat ani TS.
tan-aw niya ko.
ma'y ni ky libre salida ug pabugnaw!

[mr.a]

salamat ani TS.
tan-aw niya ko.
ma'y ni ky libre salida ug pabugnaw!

Wa'y sapayan, yujjieo. Nindot gyud sa sinehan...

Sa dili pa magsugod ang main feature, naa pa dayon trailers sa umaabot nga mga salida. Sunod, magyawyaw na dayon si June the Baboon, o dili ba kaha si Jiggy, Jr (pulos mga banggiitan'ng voiceover) sa house rules sa sinehan. 'Nya sa dili pa mungitngit, maglinya na dayon ang daghan sa CR mangihi...

"Relax, see a movie."

Kumbati.