Film library receives Japanese movies show

To celebrate the month of Japanese culture, from this Tuesday (31/10) the Cinémathèque de Curitiba receives the "Shows of Japanese movies". Will be five comedies and two animations, all original Japanese audio and subtitles in Portuguese, that will be on display to the public until Friday (03/10).

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The show is free and brings current and awarded works of various Japanese directors. One of the highlights of programming is the "Key of life", It was nominated in four categories of the Japan Academy Prize of 2012 and won the statuette in the screenplay category. The film portrays the life of Sakurai, an actor without a job that failed in a suicide attempt and stumbles upon Kondo, that falls, hits his head and loses his memory. As soon as I witnessed the accident, Sakurai your Exchange with the locker key Kondo, taking your place, without knowing that the forgetful is actually a hit man.

The display is a realization of the Consulate General of Japan in Curitiba and the Japan Foundation and has the support of the Cultural Foundation of Curitiba. The display is part of the Itinerant Movies promoted by Japan Foundation. With the theme comedy, before coming to Curitiba the shows aired in Recife.

Check out the full schedule:

Shows of Japanese movies
Local: Cinémathèque de Curitiba-R. President Carlos Cavalcanti, 1174

San Francisco, Curitiba
Dates and times:

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31/10 (third)
17:00 Voices of a distant star (Hoshi no Koe)

18:00 The garden of Words (Kotonoha in Niwa)
19:00 Key of Life (Kago-dorobô in Mesoddo)

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01/11 (Fourth)
17:00 LA LA LA (Misono Universe)

19:00 The Mohican Comes Home (Mohican Kokyo ni Kaeru)

02/11 (farm)
17:00 The Projects (Danchi)

19:00 Voices of a distant star (Hoshi no Koe)

03/11 (Friday)
17:00 Karate – Robo Zaborgar (Zaborgar Denjin)

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