Free Japanese Film Screenings during the 2nd ASEAN – Japan TV Festival
The Japan Foundation, Manila and The Embassy of Japan in the Philippines are pleased to announce Free Japanese Film Screenings at Trinoma Mall from September 7 to 10, 2017. This event coincides with the 2nd ASEAN – Japan TV Festival 2017 (AJTVF2) to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of ASEAN.
FREE FILMS! Here are your free Japanese films for this year’s ASEAN-Japan TV Festival: (clockwise from left) The Mohican Comes Home, LA LA LA at Rock Bottom, Key of Life, and The Projects.
Audiences can enjoy five new Japanese films: The Projects (Danchi) on September 7, The Mohican Comes Home (Mohican Kokyo ni Kaeru) on September 8, Key of Life (Kagidorobo no Method) on September 9, and LA LA LA at Rock Bottom (Misono Universe) on September 10.
The line-up also includes Asian Three-Fold Mirror 2016: Reflections which will be shown on September 9 at 12:30 pm. Reflections was screened at the 29th Tokyo International Film Festival. To create the omnibus film Reflections, The Japan Foundation Asia Center joined three directors from the Philippines, Cambodia, and Japan: Brillante Ma Mendoza, Sotho Kulikar, and Isao Yukisada.
Films will be shown at Cinema 5, Trinoma Mall, Quezon City. All screenings are free and seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets will be distributed one hour before the screening time. Please see below promotion material for more information on the screening schedules and film details.
SCREENING SCHEDULES. Click or tap on the image to enlarge.
The Festival will also culminate in a public event at the Trinoma Mall Activity Center on September 9, from 2:45 pm to 5:30 pm, with a performance by Airdance Philippines (with Rhosam V. Prudenciado Jr. of Dance Dance Asia 2017, also an event by the Japan Foundation Asia Center). This will be followed by a mini-concert featuring Rivermaya, Julie Anne San Jose, and Erik Santos, together with Japan’s Soil & Pimp Sessions and Pink Cres. Admission is FREE!
For more information, please visit The Japan Foundation, Manila on Facebook.
This is a press release from the Japan Foundation Manila. Minor edits were made by Philippine Primer editors.
