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Former Japanese Prime Minster Koizumi to star in new Ultraman movie
Date: 2009 October 17 14:38 | Posted By: JoeFormer Japanese Prime Minster Junichiro Koizumi will helping Japanese superhero Ultraman out in his new movie. The popular former leader will be voicing the roll of Ultraman King. The film is currently in production is titled Mega Monster Battle Ultra Galaxy: The Movie. It's due for release in Japan on 12th December 2009.
Souce: Reuters
Sci-Fi-London October 2009 Anime All-Nighter Details
Date: 2009 September 16 17:01 | Posted By: JoeCategory > Events
The Weekend of 23rd - 24th October 2009 is great for anime fans to visit London, with the London MCM Expo. There's also the traditional Anime All-Nigther at Sci-Fi-London.
The film festival has run for many years now and always proves popular. They've got an extra special line up for this all night long anime screening, starting Saturday night 23rd October 2009. They'll be showing:
Evangelion 1.0
Time of Eve
The Sky Crawlers
We're most excited about the Evangelion 1.0 screening. Spike's already seen it and posted an Evangelion 1.0 review up when it first came out in Japan.
The Sky Crawlers also sounds promising as it's directed by Mamoru Oshii (who is best known as directing the Ghost in the Shell Movies).
Tickets will be available soon. We advise you book early to avoid disappointment as it's a great chance to seem some excellent features.
Souce: Sci-Fi London
Ponyo London Screening Details
Date: 2009 September 10 17:29 | Posted By: Joe
The moment many UK anime fans have been waiting for is finally here.
Helen McCarthy's November Japanimation screening will be Hayao Miyazaki's new film Ponyo.
The screening will be on the last week of November at the London Barbican, time to yet be confirmed. Booking won't open for this screening until 11th October 2009. They expect a very high demand for these tickets. We cannot stress enough in this case if you want to see this movie to book early to avoid disappointment.
Otaku parents with young kids will be pleased to hear that Ponyo will also be screened a few days before as part of the London Children's Film Festival at the Barbican. Please note that with all screenings at the London Children's Festival, adults must be accompanied by a child.
Souce: Barbican
Devil May Cry London September 2009 Screenings
Date: 2009 August 17 16:44 | Posted By: Joe
London based fans of Devil May Cry will want to head over to the Barbican on September 29th 2009 to catch a preview of the anime series.
The 15 rated screening will be in Japanese with English subtitles. We suggest you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
The Sword of the Stranger and Studio Bones Screen Talk
Date: 2009 August 17 16:29 | Posted By: Joe
The London Barbican have always been good with special treats for anime fans. The end of October 2009 is no different. They'll be screening Sword of The Stranger (reviewed here), along with a special screen talk anime expert Helen McCarthy will be in conversation with director Masahiro Andô and producer Mashiko Minami from Studio Bones! We always advise that fans book early to avoid disappointment and this is no exception.
Sword of The Stranger is an 18 rated movie. It'll be shown in Japanese with English subtitles. The conversation starts on Monday 26th October 2009 at 20:15 (in Cinema Two).
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
London Ghost in the Shell 2.0 Competition
Date: 2009 June 23 16:07 | Posted By: JoeWe've teamed up with the Barbican in London, to offer a pair of tickets to a lucky Otaku News reader to the special screening of Ghost in the Shell 2.0.
Read More... | Souce: Otaku News
London Ghost in the Shell 2.0 Screening
Date: 2009 June 16 14:17 | Posted By: Joe
London based anime fans should keep Tuesday 21st July 2009 free, as the Barbican will be holding a special screening of Ghost in the Shell 2.0. The remastered version of the original Ghost in the Shell features new CGI, animation and a remixed orchestral score. The feature will be introduced by anime expert Helen McCarthy.
As always with these events we advise that you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Ghibli film licensed for UK/Ireland
Date: 2009 June 15 14:59 | Posted By: EeeperOptimum Home Entertainment UK schedule Studio Ghibli's Ocean Waves for August 09.
Read More... | Souce: Nausicaa.net
London Barbican Tetsujin 28 Screening
Date: 2009 May 14 16:43 | Posted By: Joe
Fans of classic robot anime in London should head over to the Barbican. On Tuesday 30th June, at 8:30pm they'll be screening the first 3 episodes of Tetsujin 28. Anime expert Helen McCarthy will introduce the screening, and we're sure she'll have some interesting things to mention.
As always with these screenings, we suggest you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Blood The Last Vampire Live Action Movie
Date: 2009 May 04 08:06 | Posted By: JoeA live action version of Blood the Last Vampire is due to hit the cinemas soon! Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group, have acquired the rights for screenings in the US. For more details check out the official website. There's no release date yet, but it'll be hitting the screens this summer!
Read More... | Souce: Blood the Last Vampire Movie Website
UK Premiere of Afro Samurai Resurrection
Date: 2009 April 23 15:40 | Posted By: JoeLondoners looking for a good night out this Friday could do no wrong with visiting the East End Film Festival. On Friday 24th April 2009 they'll be screening the UK Premiere of Afro Samurai Resurrection, along with a special screening of Blood The Last Vampire, plus live performances from some DJs.
Read More... | Souce: East End Film Festival
Sci-Fi London Anime All Nighter May 2009
Date: 2009 April 16 16:31 | Posted By: Joe
It's become a tradition at the Sci-Fi London Event to have a night long screening of anime. This year is no exception, with the following line up:
Ghost In The Shell 2.0
Afro Samurai: Resurrection
Naruto The Movie 3
Panda! Go Panda!
Origin: Spirits From The Past
Sci-Fi London runs from Wednesday 29th April to Monday 4th May 2009.
The Anime all nighter starts on Sunday 3rd May 2009 on the stroke of midnight (so you have to get there on Saturday night).
As always with these events we suggest you book early to avoid disappointment.
Souce: Sci-Fi London
Dragonball Evolution Review
Date: 2009 April 08 14:35 | Posted By: LittleWoodenBoyHere's a review of the the live action film based on Akira Toriyama's manga Dragonball. The story follows Son Goku as he tries to finad the seven Dragonballs in order to defeat the evil Piccolo.
Read More... | Souce: Otaku News
Spirited Away London Children's Screening
Date: 2009 April 06 17:21 | Posted By: JoeThe Barbican in London will be screening a Hayao Miyazaki's acclaimed Spirited Away on Saturday 11th April 2009 at 10:30am. All adults must be accompanied by a child (this is not a typo), so it's a perfect Easter treat for the kids.
Souce: Barbican
Volunteers needed for Japanese Charity Film Festival in London
Date: 2009 March 31 14:44 | Posted By: Joe
We've got a request from our chums asking for some help with Japanese charity and their Film Festival in the National Gallery, London.
They need help promoting the event and at the event itself. The kind of people they are looking to help appear to be our readership. ^_-
They want volunteers on or before 15th-17th April 2009.
Read More... | Souce: National Gallery
English National Gallery to host Japanese Film Festival
Date: 2009 March 31 13:13 | Posted By: EeeperThe National Gallery in London is to host a Japanese Film Festival (including Barefoot Gen) in aid of Japan Care for the Elderly from 15-17 April.
Read More... | Souce: National Gallery London
Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie London Screening
Date: 2009 March 24 11:45 | Posted By: Joe
London's Barbican continues show a great selection of anime. Fans should note that on Tuesday 26th May 2009 at 8:30pm, the centre will be showing Revolutionary Girl Utena, along with a talk from anime expert Helen McCarthy.
As always with these screenings we recommend fans book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Japanimation: Gonzo Focus at The Barbican: 7-9 April 2009
Date: 2009 March 19 10:16 | Posted By: Joe
London based anime fans are in for a real treat from the 7th to the 9th of April 2009. The Barbican will be holding a series of screenings all focusing on fan favourite studio Gonzo. Curated by anime expert Helen McCarthy she’s really managed to arrange an interesting line up. Apart from all the great Gonzo titles what’s really got our interest is the Surprise Sneak Peak, scheduled for Thursday 9th April.
As always with these events we advise that fans book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Japanese Anime Weekend in Dublin
Date: 2009 February 28 12:41 | Posted By: Joe
Anime fans who can get to Dublin at the end of March will want to catch the Japanese Anime Weekend. The films are scheduled for Saturday March 28th and Sunday March 29th 2009 at the Irish Film Institute.
The line up is as follows:
Saturday 28th March 2009:
13:10 - Naruto
15:00 - Japanese Anime Talk by Helen McCarthy
18:15 - Sword of the Stranger
Sunday 29th March 2009
13:45 - Metropolis
15:45 - Japanese Anime Talk by Helen McCarthy
16:45 - Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
As always with the events we suggest booking early to avoid disappointment.
Souce: Irish Film Institute
Paprika original novel to be released in UK in 2009
Date: 2009 February 04 10:57 | Posted By: EeeperCategory > Anime
Original novel Satoshi Kon based anime film Paprika upon will be released in the UK
Read More... | Souce: ANN
London Barbican Japanimation: After Tezuka Season
Date: 2009 January 18 14:01 | Posted By: Joe
London anime fans will want to head over to the Barbican for their upcoming season Japanimation: After Tezuka. It's considers Tezuka's legacy and the works he inspired.
It starts on Wednesday 28th January 2009 and is set to run to Sunday 1st February. Curated by anime expert Helen McCarthy, she always manages to arrange a selection of animated treats. Her introductions are worth attending too, as she manages to cram plenty of facts about each screening.
The line up is as follows:
Dororo 18:00 Wednesday 28th January 2009
Black Jack: Episode 15:00 Saturday 31st January 2009
Phoenix: Immutable Conclusion 13:45 Sunday 1st February 2009
Akira 15:45 Sunday 1st February 2009
(also later on in February)
Tekkonkinkreet 20:30 Tuesday 24th February 2009
With the Tokyo City Promotion 2009 in London at the same weekend it looks like the end of January is a great time for anime fans to visit London! As always with popular screenings we advise that you book early to avoid any disappoint.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Klaatu as Spike Speigel?
Date: 2008 December 19 21:55 | Posted By: Queen Of SwordsThe star of The Day The Earth Stood Still, The Matrix trilogy, and Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure wants to play Spike Speigel in a live action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop.
Read More... | Souce: MTV
Lincolnshire anime screenings
Date: 2008 December 03 18:01 | Posted By: JoeCategory > Events
UK based anime fans who can get to Lincolnshire will want to visit the Hub National Centre for Craft & Design in Sleaford, as they'll be showing the How Manga Took over the World Exhibition, from 7th February 2009 to 19th April 2009. The exhibition is touring after a successfully run at Urbis.
Souce: Hub National Centre for Craft & Design
London Barbican Sword of the Stranger Screening
Date: 2008 October 27 18:03 | Posted By: JoeFollowing on from our Sword of the Stranger Review, the Barbican in London will be screening the feature on Tuesday 25th November 2008. This includes an introduction with anime expert Helen McCarthy, who always adds interesting bits of information to the screenings. As always with such events we advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
Souce: London Barbican
Advanced Preview: Sword of the Stranger
Date: 2008 October 13 11:24 | Posted By: SpikeSet during the Senkoku period in Japan, Sword of the Stranger follows a young boy Kotarou as he is cruelly separated from his father and goes on the run from the army of the Ming dynasty. While living in an abandoned shrine and stealing food Kotarou chances upon a nameless and masterless samurai, and while initially mistrustful of him, Kotarou is forced to hire him as a bodyguard and guide when his dog, Tobimaru, is injured during a fight with Ming soldiers. Now the two must fight their way through the mysterious Ming and find the reason for Kotarou's importance to them, as the samurai battles his own inner demons.
Read More... | Souce: Beez Entertainment
Death Note live action movie US DVD release details
Date: 2008 September 05 19:04 | Posted By: JoeThe good people from Viz Picture have sent us details of the US DVD release of the live action feature film version of Death Note. Which is due to hit the shelves on September 16th 2008.
Read More... | Souce: Viz Pictures
Sci-Fi London Oktoberfest
Date: 2008 September 05 18:45 | Posted By: Joe
We've received details about the ever popular Sci-Fi London Event, which returns for a special event scheduled for Friday 3rd October 2008 called Oktoberfest.
It's got a great line up of anime and other Japanese films.
Tickets are on sale now from the Apollo West End box office.
Tel: 020 7451 9944
As always with these events we advise booking early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Sci-Fi London
Free Manchester Anime Screenings
Date: 2008 September 05 18:00 | Posted By: Joe
UK anime fans in Manchester are in for a real treat on Saturday 20th September 2008, where Urbis will be hosting free back to back screenings of 3 feature films from 11am to 5pm. In a nice twist Urbis are allowing people to vote for the final feature.
Seeing these movies on a big screen is great and a must see for every anime fan at least once!
Read More... | Souce: Urbis
Miyazaki at the Venice Film Festival
Date: 2008 September 01 08:34 | Posted By: Joe
BBC News have published an interesting interview with Oscar winning anime director Hayao Miyazaki, focusing on the release of Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea and it's screening at the Venice Film Festival. Oddly they ask about rivialy between Pixar, even though it's well known in fandom that Pixar and Studio Ghibli have strong ties, with John Lasseter and Hayao Miyazaki sharing a great friendship that was even documented on the DVD Thank You, Mr Lasseter.
The article mentions Miyazaki's advancing years, and how he will be over 70 years old when he does his next film.
UK fans will be pleased to hear that the article also mentions Ponyo will get a UK release in April 2009, although it's not clear if this will be a cinematic release or DVD release. Based on our previous experience with Ghibli releases in the UK we're guessing it will have a limited theatrical run first, before a DVD release.
Souce: BBC News
Eye On Anime Interview Helen McCarthy
Date: 2008 August 31 13:18 | Posted By: JoeCategory > Anime
With the upcoming Tezuka Season at London's Barbican, the folks at Eye On Anime have interviewed anime expert and season curator Helen McCarthy.
Souce: Eye On Anime
London Barbican Osamu Tezuka Season
Date: 2008 July 17 15:37 | Posted By: Joe
We've received some exciting news from the London Barbican about a special Osamu Tezuka Season they'll be running from Thursday 18th to Wednesday 24th of September 2008.
The season is curated by anime expert Helen McCarthy (who's written tons of good books and articles on anime and manga). The line is up a great showcase of Tezuka's work, with The Film Is Alive: Osamu Tezuka Filmography looking especially interesting, as it we're certain Helen will bring an informative take on the panel with the event.
Osamu Tezuka is the granddaddy of anime and manga, without doubt the most influential and inspiration artist, as always with these events we suggest you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
BFI Spirited Away Book out now
Date: 2008 June 26 16:53 | Posted By: JoeFans of Studio Ghibli will be interested to know that the BFI have just published a new book on Spirited Away, written by Andrew Osmond.
Read More... | Souce: BFI
An interview with Makoto Shinkai
Date: 2008 June 22 18:17 | Posted By: JoeOtaku News went to a BFI screening of Makoto Shinkai's 5 Centimeters Per Second and was lucky enough to get an exclusive chance to have a private chat with Mr Shinkai, the writer and anime director.
Read More... | Souce: Otaku News
London anime screenings add more seats for the weekend
Date: 2008 June 20 19:20 | Posted By: JoeFollowing on from our article on the BFI Southbank London Anime Screenings for this weekend (20th to 22nd of July 2008), we're pleased to report that due to popular demand they've increased the capacity of some of the screenings by moving them to larger cinema screens in the venue. So in other words, if you tried to book for a screening or were unaware of the screenings, then try booking now if you fancy a seeing some great anime.
Souce: BFI Southbank
Death Note live action movie UK DVD release details
Date: 2008 June 13 16:14 | Posted By: JoeFans of killer stationary supplied by death gods should take a note that we've received the UK DVD release details for the first Death Note Live Action Movie. The DVD will be released on 28th July 2008. 4Digital Media will also be releasing the other two Death Note features, with Death Note The Last Name showing in cinemas from 4th July 2008, and L Change The World coming soon.
Read More... | Souce: 4Digital Media
London Barbican Metropolis screening introduced by Helen McCarthy
Date: 2008 May 21 16:50 | Posted By: JoeThe Barbican in London have sent us details for a screening of Metropolis on Tuesday 24th June 2008 at 8:30pm. Anime expert Helen McCarthy will introduce the feature, making it even more worthwhile to see than a standard screening she adds interesting bits of information and insight. As always with these events we advise to book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: London Barbican
London Anime Screenings at the BFI Southbank
Date: 2008 May 14 08:47 | Posted By: Joe
We've got some great news for anime fans who can get to London on the weekend of the 20th to 22nd of June 2008. The BFI Southbank will be showing a great line up of anime features. Including a special screening of 5 Centimetres per Second with the director Makoto Shinkai!
The line up is as follows:
Friday 20th June:
Paprika
5 Centimetres per Second
Saturday 21st June:
Death Note (Live action)
Death Note 2 - The Last Name (Live action) - Special double tickets available for both Death Note Movies).
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
Tekkonkinkreet
Sunday 22nd June:
The Place Promised in Our Early Days
Appleseed: Ex Machina
Vexille
This line up is fantastic, we recommend going to see at least one of these films if you can. As always this screenings are likely to sell out quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: BFI Southbank
BFI Southbank London Anime Weekend in June 2008
Date: 2008 April 13 12:02 | Posted By: Joe
We've received some details about about an up coming anime weekend planned for 20th-22nd June 2008 at the BFI Southbank in London.
The programme hasn't been published yet, and won't be on sale until the end of the month, but the line up looks so good, it's worth mentioning now so you can keep the weekend free. ^_^
They'll be screening:
- Paprika
- 5 Centimetres Per Second,
- The Girl who Leapt Through Time
- Vexille
- Appleseed Ex Machina,
- The Place Promised in our Early Days
- Tekkonkinkreet
- Death Note/Death Note 2 (live action versions)
Anime fans should also keep the 20th June free, as they'll be hosting a very special guest, Makoto Shinkai, who will be giving an interview to accompany the screening of 5 Centimetres Per Second.
As mentioned before booking isn't open yet, but this even is likely to sell out quickly, so as always we advise to book early to avoid disappointment.
Souce: BFI Southbank
Japanese Films and Anime at the Barbican
Date: 2008 April 05 16:32 | Posted By: Joe
London's Barbican have a great selection of films over the next couple of months, with Kihachiro Kawamoto, Akira Kurosawa and a little bit of anime, with Helen McCarthy continuing her popular anime talks, focusing on horror followed by a screening of Le Portrait de Petite Cossette.
As always with these events we recommend booking in as soon as possible to avoid disappoint, Helen's talks in particular tend to sell out quickly.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Manchester anime screenings
Date: 2008 March 09 14:09 | Posted By: JoeCategory > Events
UK Anime fans who can get to Manchester from 3rd July to 20th September 2008 are in for a treat as Urbis will be showing 31 films over 36 days as part of their new exhibition - How Manga Took Over the World.
Highlights include:
Steamboy
Cowboy Bebop
Kiki's Delivery Service
Jin Roh
Laputa: Castle in the Sky
Princess Mononoke
Howl's Moving Castle
Millennium Actress
They'll be showing plenty of other films worth watching too. As always we advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Urbis
Review: Evangelion 1.0: You Are (Not) Alone
Date: 2007 October 11 15:57 | Posted By: SpikeSchoolboy Shinji Ikari is summoned by his estranged father to the vast city of Tokyo-3, however the tearful reunion he was hoping for does not materialise as his father has a far more nefarious reason for wanting his son by his side again. Led down into the underground labyrinth of NERV headquarters, he learns that he is one of only a few children that can pilot one of the enormous Evangelion robots against a terrifying enemy. For as Shinji was being transported to Tokyo-3, it was under attack from the terrifying Angels, creatures of an unknown origin bent on penetrating the city and laying waste to anything they find. Throwing caution to the wind to save an injured girl, Shinji boards one of the massive robots and is launched to his destiny. However there are greater forces at work behind the scenes, and is the true enemy the angels, NERV, the mysterious SEELE, or the demons held within the hearts of the people involved?
Read More... | Souce: Cinema Sunshine, Ikebukuro
Raindance Film Festival 2007 Japanese Film Details
Date: 2007 September 30 15:00 | Posted By: Joe
Fans of Japanese cinema who can get to London from 25th September to 7th October 2007 will want to go to the West End to catch the Raindance Film Festival, where they'll be showing the following films of interest:
- The Amazing Lifes Of The Fast Food Grifters
- Prisoner
- Uncles Paradise
- Its Only Talk
- M
- What The Snow Brings
As always with such advents we advise that you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Raindance Film Festival
London Barbican Anime Screening Details for October 2007 until June 2008
Date: 2007 September 25 17:20 | Posted By: Joe
Anime fans in the UK will be pleased to hear those nice folks at the Barbican in London will be showing some more anime from October 2007 until June 2008. As with the last season each title will be introduced by anime expert Helen McCarthy who really makes the screenings worth seeing with the extra details she brings to light with each title.
They've got a great line up too. Tickets cost £8.50 (£7 members and concessions), £4.50 under 15s and they also have a special offer if you buy 3 or more tickets you'll get them for £6 each.
They'll be showing the following titles:
Romeo X Juliet (15) Tuesday 30 October 2007 - 8.30pm
Speed of 5 Centimeters per Second (Byosoku 5 Centimeters) Tuesday 27 November 2007
Tales from Earthsea (Gedo Senki) (PG) Tuesday 29 January 2008
Yugo the Negotiator (15) Tuesday 26 February 2008
Area 88 (15) Tuesday 25 March 2008
Patlabor II (PG) Tuesday 29 April 2008
Le Portrait De Petite Cossette (15) Tuesday 27 May 2008
Metropolis (PG) Tuesday 24th June 2008
The Barbican screenings have been known to sell out quickly so as always we recommend that you book early to avoid disappointment.
Read More... | Souce: Barbican
Grave of the Fireflies live action
Date: 2007 August 22 15:49 | Posted By: Azure
Grave of the Fireflies is to made into a live action film, after previously being made into a NTV TV film and the classic Ghibli anime. Filming will begin next month for a Summer 2008 release.
Whilst Grave of the Fireflies is no doubt a moving work, it has to be wondered if there's any point to making it again. Especially since the animated version is so well regarded.
Souce: Anime News Network
Voltron Getting Closer to Theaters
Date: 2007 August 15 20:01 | Posted By: JeremyCategory > Fandom
Finally! Some news of progress for the Voltron movie!
Read More... | Souce: ICv2
Tales from Earthsea UK screening details - dates and venues
Date: 2007 July 30 16:57 | Posted By: JoeAnime fans in the UK will be pleased to hear that the offical UK Tales from Earthsea movie website now has details and dates for screenings. You can read our Tales from Earthsea review to see if it's your kind of Studio Ghibli movie. Screenings start from August 3rd.
Read More... | Souce: Offical Tales From Earthsea UK Movie Website
Otaku News Special: Tales from Earthsea Review
Date: 2007 July 24 17:53 | Posted By: AzureOptimum are releasing the latest Ghibli Feature Tales from Earthsea in the UK on a limited number on cinema screens on August the 3rd this will be followed by a DVD release. We take a look at the dubbed version of Goro Miyazaki's debut film.
Read More... | Souce: Otaku News
Anime film screenings at the British Museum in London
Date: 2007 July 24 16:50 | Posted By: JoeFollowing on from our earlier story about a free Naruto screening in London, fans should keep their calendars free on the following dates, as the British Museum will be offering free or very cheap screenings for some excellent movies. The titles marked as free have no entry fee, however booking is required. The other titles are priced at less than the cost of an average coffee in London, with all movies priced at £3 and concessions £2. This forms part of their Manga to Anime for Families season.
Read More... | Souce: British Museum
Free Naruto the Movie screening in London
Date: 2007 July 24 16:27 | Posted By: JoeThis is a quick reminder for those who haven't read our earlier story. Anime fans who can get to the British Museum in London this weekend will want to book for the free screening of Naruto the Movie: Ninja clash in the land of snow on Saturday 28th July 2007 at 2:30pm. Yes, that's right, it's not a typo. It's a free screening, however booking is required, so book now to avoid dissapointment. It forms part of the Manga to Anime for Families season.
Souce: British Museum
Anime at the British Museum
Date: 2007 July 06 16:22 | Posted By: Azure
The British Museum is an amazing place. It's home to the Rosetta stone, the Portland vase, the Elgin marbles and a pretty nice collection of Asian art too.
It's also going to be showing a bunch of anime films for free. All you have to do is book in advance. The thing that suprises us is the so-so angsty tweenage Ninja film Naruto: Clash in the land of Snow is being shown.
I love Naruto but even I'm a bit suprised to see it keep company with Nausicaa, Porco Rosso and Barefoot Gen.
Read More... | Souce: Anime News Network
Cambridge Film Festival this weekend
Date: 2007 July 06 16:09 | Posted By: Azure
The Cambridge Film Festival has started and includes some anime. Highlights include:
Earthsea - 10th and 12th July
Paprika - 10th and 11th July
Ghost in the Shell S.A.C- 9th July
Highlander (anime)- 7th July
Souce: Cambridge film festival
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