JFF: Nosari - Impermanent Eternity at Academy Cinemas
JFF: Nosari - Impermanent Eternity
Playing as part of the 2021 Japanese Film Festival March 3rd - 6th.
Tickets to the festival are free. Tickets can be booked either through the Academy Cinemas website ($1.50 booking fee applies) or at the Academy Cinemas counter (no booking fee). Please note phone bookings are not available for the festival.
Tickets available from February 3rd.
'Seventh Kitashirakawaha project from Kyoto University of the Arts Department of Film Production. This story about the oddball cohabitation of a conman and an elderly woman won the NETPAC Special Mention at the 24th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
A young guy (Fujiwara Kisetsu) who travels around scamming people shows up in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture to pick up cash from the old woman (Hara Chisako) he has targeted. But she insists that he is her grandson, so he ends up living with her. Gradually he starts to feel strangely comfortable.'
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Tickets to the festival are free. Tickets can be booked either through the Academy Cinemas website ($1.50 booking fee applies) or at the Academy Cinemas counter (no booking fee). Please note phone bookings are not available for the festival.
Tickets available from February 3rd.
'Seventh Kitashirakawaha project from Kyoto University of the Arts Department of Film Production. This story about the oddball cohabitation of a conman and an elderly woman won the NETPAC Special Mention at the 24th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
A young guy (Fujiwara Kisetsu) who travels around scamming people shows up in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture to pick up cash from the old woman (Hara Chisako) he has targeted. But she insists that he is her grandson, so he ends up living with her. Gradually he starts to feel strangely comfortable.'
Playing as part of the 2021 Japanese Film Festival March 3rd - 6th.
Tickets to the festival are free. Tickets can be booked either through the Academy Cinemas website ($1.50 booking fee applies) or at the Academy Cinemas counter (no booking fee). Please note phone bookings are not available for the festival.
Tickets available from February 3rd.
'Seventh Kitashirakawaha project from Kyoto University of the Arts Department of Film Production. This story about the oddball cohabitation of a conman and an elderly woman won the NETPAC Special Mention at the 24th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
A young guy (Fujiwara Kisetsu) who travels around scamming people shows up in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture to pick up cash from the old woman (Hara Chisako) he has targeted. But she insists that he is her grandson, so he ends up living with her. Gradually he starts to feel strangely comfortable.'
Tickets to the festival are free. Tickets can be booked either through the Academy Cinemas website ($1.50 booking fee applies) or at the Academy Cinemas counter (no booking fee). Please note phone bookings are not available for the festival.
Tickets available from February 3rd.
'Seventh Kitashirakawaha project from Kyoto University of the Arts Department of Film Production. This story about the oddball cohabitation of a conman and an elderly woman won the NETPAC Special Mention at the 24th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
A young guy (Fujiwara Kisetsu) who travels around scamming people shows up in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture to pick up cash from the old woman (Hara Chisako) he has targeted. But she insists that he is her grandson, so he ends up living with her. Gradually he starts to feel strangely comfortable.'
JFF: Nosari - Impermanent Eternity
Playing as part of the 2021 Japanese Film Festival March 3rd - 6th.
Tickets to the festival are free. Tickets can be booked either through the Academy Cinemas website ($1.50 booking fee applies) or at the Academy Cinemas counter (no booking fee). Please note phone bookings are not available for the festival.
Tickets available from February 3rd.
'Seventh Kitashirakawaha project from Kyoto University of the Arts Department of Film Production. This story about the oddball cohabitation of a conman and an elderly woman won the NETPAC Special Mention at the 24th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
A young guy (Fujiwara Kisetsu) who travels around scamming people shows up in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture to pick up cash from the old woman (Hara Chisako) he has targeted. But she insists that he is her grandson, so he ends up living with her. Gradually he starts to feel strangely comfortable.'
