This winter, five of Toronto's leading cultural institutions come together for Spotlight Japan, a city-wide festival celebrating classic and contemporary Japanese culture.
From January 19 to April 17, 2013 venues across Toronto will host a multidisciplinary array of Japanese-focused programs, giving audiences the opportunity to fully experience some of the most exciting work ever seen on the international stage.
Tickets on sale now!
http://tiff.net/spotlightjapan
Spotlight Japan, January 19 to April 17, 2013
Tokyo Drifters: 100 Years of Nikkatsu January 19 - April 6 Celebrate the centenary of the legendary Japanese studio with this wild selection of genre classics and hidden gems from the Nikkatsu vault. Read More | |
Japanese Divas: Great Actresses of Classic Japanese Cinema January 24 - March 31 This dazzlingly deluxe, two-month series pays tribute to the legendary leading ladies of Japanese cinema, including Setsuko Hara, Kinuyo Tanaka, Machiko Kyo, Isuzu Yamada and Hideko Takamine. Read More | |
The Catch: Masterworks of Eighties Japanese Cinema March 5 - April 6 Organized by the Kawakita Memorial Film Institute in Tokyo, this 11-film spotlight on what many consider to be the last great era of Japanese cinema features rarely screened classics in several new 35mm prints. Read More | |
Tatsumi Opening January 25 Director Eric Khoo's tribute to Japanese manga great Yoshihiro Tatsumi uses a gorgeous simple animation style to bring the artist's autobiographical stories to life. Read More | |
From Up on Poppy Hill Opening March 22 Co-scripted by the great Hayao Miyazaki and directed by his son Goro, the eagerly anticipated new film from Studio Ghibli is a beautiful nostalgia piece about a teenage girl coming of age in 1960s Japan. Read More | |
See all Spotlight Japan programmes from:
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http://tiff.net/spotlightjapan
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