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JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film - Vimarsana News

JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film

North America’s largest Japanese film festival presents two weeks of contemporary movies at Japan Society in NYC from July 26 through August 6.

Japan Society Announces Lineup for 16th Annual JAPAN CUTS - Vimarsana News

Japan Society Announces Lineup for 16th Annual JAPAN CUTS

‘The First Slam Dunk’ opens the upcoming NYC festival of new Japanese film, set for July 26-August 6.

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Japan Society Announces Full Lineup for the 16th Annual Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film - Vimarsana News

Japan Society Announces Full Lineup for the 16th Annual Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film

North America's largest Japanese film festival presents two weeks of contemporary movies from Japan, including opening film THE FIRST SLAM DUNK directed...

Amber Alert: Kids taken by father west of Gallup - Vimarsana News

Amber Alert: Kids taken by father west of Gallup

Authorities are searching for four children taken by their father Thursday following a domestic incident west of Gallup. The Navajo Nation Police Department ...

'Under the Turquoise Sky': A love letter to Mongolia - Vimarsana News

'Under the Turquoise Sky': A love letter to Mongolia

Mar 4, 2021 While certain Mongolians are well-known in Japan, especially the sumo wrestlers who have come to dominate the sport in the past 20 years, Mongolia the country mostly draws a blank in the popular mind. Kentaro, a multicultural actor who goes by one name and has Hollywood credits (“Rush Hour 3,” “Taxi 2”), did not exactly set out to educate the audience with his first film as a director, “Under the Turquoise Sky,” but he still offers an affectionate, visually sumptuous love letter to Mongolia’s land, people and culture. Whether it motivates more Japanese to vi...