One of the most well-known film festivals, the Japanese Film Festival will screen 15 Japanese films under the theme of “life.”
Organized by the Japan Foundation, the film festival will continue its nearly four-decade legacy with award-winning films that have inspired audiences the world over.
All films will be screened with English and Thai subtitles. Tickets cost THB100.
Here’s the schedule:
Jan. 30
7.15pm Opening Ceremony
8pm Lupin the 3rd (2014, 120 min) with discussion session
Jan. 30
11am Tug of War! (2012, 111 min)
1.30pm The Story of Yonosuke (2013, 160 min)
5pm Saudade (2011, 160 min) with talk session
Feb. 1
11am Akko-Chan (2012, 120 min)
1.30pm The Kirishima Thing (2010,130 min)
4pm The Light Shines Only There (2014, 120 min)
Feb. 2
7pm Casting blossoms to the Sky (2012, 160 min)
Feb. 3
7pm Hospitalite 1.1 (2010, 96 min)
Feb. 4
7pm About the Pink Sky (2013, 112 min)
Feb. 5
7pm Leaving on the 15th Spring (2013, 114 min)
Feb. 6
7pm Until the Breaking of Dawn (2012, 129 min)
Feb. 7
1pm Lupin the 3rd (2014, 120 min), *screening in Thai subtitle only
4pm Hand in the Glove (2014, 105 min), talk session
Feb. 8
1pm The Ravine of Goodbye (2013, 117 min)
6.30pm My Man (2014, 128 min)
FIND IT:
Japanese Film Festival 2015
Paragon Cineplex
Fifth floor, Siam Paragon
Jan. 30 – Feb. 8
BTS Siam
