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Japanese Film Festival 2015

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  • 15-04-2015 2:11pm
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    Zeouterlimits
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    Suprised a thread hadn't been made already, but the yearly JFF is underway, and some anime is/has been shown.

    This weekend in the Light House Cinema in Dublin :
    A Letter to Momo
    Only Yesterday
    Time of Eve

    I'm pretty excited, there are always some great movies that I didn't know of previously that I end up seeing, and I've wanted to see A Letter to Momo for quite some time.

    Light House selection - http://www.lighthousecinema.ie/jff.php
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    sniper_samurai
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    Zeouterlimits wrote: »
    Suprised a thread hadn't been made already, but the yearly JFF is underway, and some anime is/has been shown.

    This weekend in the Light House Cinema in Dublin :
    A Letter to Momo
    Only Yesterday
    Time of Eve

    I'm pretty excited, there are always some great movies that I didn't know of previously that I end up seeing, and I've wanted to see A Letter to Momo for quite some time.

    Light House selection - http://www.lighthousecinema.ie/jff.php

    While not anime, but related, the two Rurouni Kenshin live action sequels are also being screened on Friday and Saturday,


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    Sephiroth_dude
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    Was hoping to get to a showing of something in cork but can't afford it unfortunately.


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    megaten
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    Really enjoyed Time of Eve. It was interesting to find out that it took inspiration from Yokohama Shopping Log. Eve has a pretty different atmosphere but you can see reflections of Yokohama in a lot of ways.


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    Saruwatari
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    A Letter To Momo was surprisingly fantastic, kick a Ghibli film in the ass any day.


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    Zeouterlimits
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    Saruwatari wrote: »
    A Letter To Momo was surprisingly fantastic, kick a Ghibli film in the ass any day.
    I don't know if I'd go that far, but I did really like it, I am a sucker for tragedy, happy to finally see the movie.


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    ShaunC
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    I ended up bringing my 14yo to Momo (she loves anime) on Saturday, I was surprised that I actually enjoyed it, she loved it and is still talking about it even though it was not by the "other studio".


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    Butterscotch
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    I went to see Time of Eve and really enjoyed it. I am going to watch the original series. Unfortunately never got a chance to see the other films.


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