Neo-Eiga

9/17/04 to 9/19/04

  • Peep “TV” Show |September 17 |

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  • Bokunchi-My House

    Friday, September 17 7pm
    A cute kid and his elder sister make ends meet in a backwater village of glue-sniffing gangsters and missing parents. Warm, nostalgic, but wise enough to remember the thorns amidst the roses of childhood.
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  • Peep “TV” Show

    Friday, September 17 9:30pm
    This dizzying critique of image media, Internet diaries, reality news, and surveillance cameras roared out of Shibuya's pop-and-punk underground to win Rotterdam's International Critics Prize. Are you watching, or being watched?
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  • Lecture: Japanese Cinema Now

    Saturday, September 18 3:30pm
    Admission free. Author and NYU professor Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto discusses contemporary Japanese film.
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  • Shara

    Saturday, September 18 5pm
    The director of Cannes awardee Suzaku returns to her hometown for this story of a family overcoming an unbearable loss. "Joyful Japanese values shine brightly."-Variety
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  • Ramblers

    Saturday, September 18 7pm
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  • Akame 48 Waterfalls

    Saturday, September 18 8:50
    This CinemaScope romance recalls Edo-era theater in its doomed love between poet and prostitute. With Shinobu Terajima.
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  • Red Persimmons

    Sunday, September 19 2pm
    An elegaic documentary on the vanishing way of life of Japanese persimmon cultivators.
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  • Women in the Mirror

    Sunday, September 19 4pm
    Introduced by Daisuke Miyao. Three generations of women come to grips with Hiroshima's legacy in a meditative, moving work.
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  • A Woman's Work

    Sunday, September 19 7pm
    Two couples win and lose love's tangled games in this film reminiscent of Mike Leigh's comedies.
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