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Georgia Asian Times Lifestyle Films celebrating the past 20 years of Japanese cinema streams online throughout the U.S. on Japan Society’s virtual cinema February 13, 2021 New York, Feb 13, 2021 – The Japan Society and the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan (ACA), in collaboration with the Visual Industry Promotion Organization (VIPO), announce the inaugural ACA Cinema Project online film series 21st Century Japan: Films from 2001-2020, streaming nationwide on ...

Ferrochrome opponent set for appointment to controversial city environmental committee Pedro Antunes was co-author of a 2019 letter signed by dozens of local physicians, expressing concern about Noronts proposed ferrochrome smelter Feb 6, 2021 7:41 PM By: David Helwig Pedro Antunes, Algoma University biologistDarren Taylor/SooToday file photo One of the most outspoken opponents of a proposed ferrochrome smelter in Sault Ste. Marie is expected to be appointed Monda...

Prisoners of the Ghostland premieres at this year’s Sundance before his 56th, Red Post on Escher Street, plays Japan Society next month as part of the series “21st Century Japan: Films From 2001-2020.” Ghostland is Sono’s first English-language film and stars Nicolas Cage in a spaghetti western-cum-Western film, in the global sense. Cage plays Hero, a bank robber sprung from jail by Samurai Town’s wealthy warlord The Governor (Bill Moseley). He offers Hero his freedom in exchange fo...

Explore Underseen Japanese Gems of the 21st Century in Exclusive Trailer for New Retrospective One Million Yen Girl While U.S. distribution has been improved in the last few years when it comes to the vast, rich offerings of Japanese cinema, there are still many gems that go virtually unseen here. Thankfully, a new series by Japan Society and Agency for Cultural Affairs titled 21st Century Japan: Films from 2001-2020 will make a wealth of these titles available for viewing stateside. Featuring...

Black Movie set to unspool in 100% digital form DAU. Degeneration by Ilya Khrzhanovskiy and Ilya Permyakov Faced, like countless other cultural events, with the restrictions that have been introduced as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Geneva’s Black Movie Independent Film Festival (22-31 January) has decided to shed its skin without, however, losing a shred of the irreverent spirit we so closely associate with it. Indeed, for its 22 nd edition Black Movie intends to make its full film prog...