Tokyo's mini-theater Yujik Asagaya will be holding a special screening of Wes Anderson's latest film, "Isle of Dogs," and his 2012 film, "Moonrise Kingdom," under the title "Special Feature: The World of Wes Anderson." "Isle of Dogs" will be screened from August 25th to September 14th, and "Moonrise Kingdom" from September 1st to 7th.
The latest film, "Isle of Dogs," is set in near-future Japan. Director Wes Anderson, a great lover of Japan, says, "I was heavily inspired by Japanese masters such as Akira Kurosawa."
When a dog flu outbreak breaks out in Megasaki City, the dogs are quarantined on a waste disposal island called "Isle of Dogs." The story follows 12-year-old Kobayashi Atari, who steals a plane and travels alone to the Isle of Dogs to find his beloved dog, Spots. The characters and dogs, created over four years by a team of 670 people, embark on an epic journey set in meticulously designed Japanese sets.
Moonrise Kingdom, released in 2012, is set on a New England island in the 1960s and tells the story of two eccentric 12-year-olds who plan a secret escape.
Sam, a Boy Scout boy who feels lonely as an adopted child and uncomfortable because he is different from his peers, falls in love with Susie, a girl who loves books. Feeling confined by camp life, the two begin corresponding, decide to elope, and hatch an escape plan. This is an incredibly happy entertainment film sprinkled with the playful spirit of Hollywood stars.
"Moonrise Kingdom"©︎2012 MOONRISE LLC. All Rights Reserved.
To help you enjoy "Isle of Dogs" even more, a talk show featuring leading Japanese puppet animation director Fumiko Magari and film researcher Seiji Kanae will be held after the 6:40 PM showing on August 25th.
In addition, if you purchase the "Isle of Dogs" manga book (serialized in Kodansha's "Morning"), which goes on sale August 23rd, from Yujiku after August 25th, you will receive a postcard signed by the author, Minetaro Mochizuki. In addition, reproductions of original drawings from one episode will be on display in the lobby.
Be sure to enjoy it along with the movie.
"Isle of Dogs"
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The latest film, "Isle of Dogs," is set in near-future Japan. Director Wes Anderson, a great lover of Japan, says, "I was heavily inspired by Japanese masters such as Akira Kurosawa."
When a dog flu outbreak breaks out in Megasaki City, the dogs are quarantined on a waste disposal island called "Isle of Dogs." The story follows 12-year-old Kobayashi Atari, who steals a plane and travels alone to the Isle of Dogs to find his beloved dog, Spots. The characters and dogs, created over four years by a team of 670 people, embark on an epic journey set in meticulously designed Japanese sets.
Moonrise Kingdom, released in 2012, is set on a New England island in the 1960s and tells the story of two eccentric 12-year-olds who plan a secret escape.
Sam, a Boy Scout boy who feels lonely as an adopted child and uncomfortable because he is different from his peers, falls in love with Susie, a girl who loves books. Feeling confined by camp life, the two begin corresponding, decide to elope, and hatch an escape plan. This is an incredibly happy entertainment film sprinkled with the playful spirit of Hollywood stars.
"Moonrise Kingdom"©︎2012 MOONRISE LLC. All Rights Reserved.To help you enjoy "Isle of Dogs" even more, a talk show featuring leading Japanese puppet animation director Fumiko Magari and film researcher Seiji Kanae will be held after the 6:40 PM showing on August 25th.
In addition, if you purchase the "Isle of Dogs" manga book (serialized in Kodansha's "Morning"), which goes on sale August 23rd, from Yujiku after August 25th, you will receive a postcard signed by the author, Minetaro Mochizuki. In addition, reproductions of original drawings from one episode will be on display in the lobby.
Be sure to enjoy it along with the movie.
【Event Information】
The World of Wes Anderson
Date and Time: August 25th - September 14th
Venue: Yujik Asagaya
Address: B1F, 2-12-19 Asagaya Kita, Suginami-ku, Tokyo
Admission:
"Isle of Dogs": Adults 1,600 yen, Students 1,300 yen, Seniors 1,100 yen, Members 1,000 yen, Service Day (Thursdays and 1st) 1,000 yen
*There is a "Late Friend Discount" for showings from 7:40 PM from September 1st to 7th. 1,000 yen per person for groups of two or more. "Moonrise Kingdom" Adults: 1,200 yen, Students and Seniors: 1,000 yen, Members: 800 yen, Special Day (Thursdays and 1st): 1,000 yen.
The World of Wes Anderson
Date and Time: August 25th - September 14th
Venue: Yujik Asagaya
Address: B1F, 2-12-19 Asagaya Kita, Suginami-ku, Tokyo
Admission:
"Isle of Dogs": Adults 1,600 yen, Students 1,300 yen, Seniors 1,100 yen, Members 1,000 yen, Service Day (Thursdays and 1st) 1,000 yen
*There is a "Late Friend Discount" for showings from 7:40 PM from September 1st to 7th. 1,000 yen per person for groups of two or more. "Moonrise Kingdom" Adults: 1,200 yen, Students and Seniors: 1,000 yen, Members: 800 yen, Special Day (Thursdays and 1st): 1,000 yen.
