
Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
I happy to announce the opening of the JCC in a few weeks. Look out for their opening exhibit on Good Design. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16 7735434062&ref=mf
exhibition opening at the Japan Creative Centre
Location:4 Nassim Road Singapore 258372
Time:9:15AM Monday, November 16th

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
LIVE TAPE wins Best Film in its Category at TIFF 09. News just out of Tokyo. Trailer > http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php? v=156815721044&ref=mf
19 Oct Premiere in Tokyo.
Length:1:51

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore) 19 Oct Premiere in Tokyo.

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore) Thank you for the tremendous support this year. With record attendance, full house screenings, it was a festival to remember. THESE ARE FILMS AUDIENCE VOTED FOR .... Best Film of the Festival - STRANGE CIRCUS Runner-up - THE BLIND BEAST

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
A SNAKE OF JUNE - (Wasn't it an intense dive into a watery world?) Share your thoughts here http://www.facebook.com/JapaneseFilmFest ival if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
RAMPO NOIR - (Which was your favourite film within the film?) Share your thoughts here http://www.facebook.com/JapaneseFilmFest ival if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
STRANGE CIRCUS - (Just plain weird wasn't it?) Share your thoughts here http://www.facebook.com/JapaneseFilmFest ival if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
KICHIKU - (Snuff wannabe?) Share your thoughts here http://www.facebook.com/JapaneseFilmFest ival if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
MANJI - (Was it horror really?) Share your thoughts here if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
THE BLIND BEAST - (Wasn't it exquisite? More Ero-Sadomachism?) Share your thoughts here if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
HOUSE - (Too much Kitsch?) Share your thoughts here if you have seen it at the festival. Don't forget to Vote for the Best Film Here http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/vote.html

Japanese Film Festival (Singapore)
http://sfs.org.sg/japanesefilmfestival/j ff2009/kichiku.html
After winning second prize at the twentieth Pia Film Festival and being screened at the 1997 Berlin Film Festival, Kichiku became an art-house hit..
Made as Kumakiri's graduation project for an Osaka Art University film course, Kichiku has the look of a student ...production, complete with blotchy closeups, ragged sound, choppy editing, and effects that verge on the unintentionally comic. It is also the work of a genuine-and genuinely perverse-talent. Kichiku is not just a testing of limits, but a frontal assault on them, whose killers celebrate their murders in obscene orgies of blood and gore that revolt and defile. One walks out of the theater with an intense desire to take a mental shower.
Excerpts from Contemporary Japanese Films - by Mark SchillingRead More
After winning second prize at the twentieth Pia Film Festival and being screened at the 1997 Berlin Film Festival, Kichiku became an art-house hit..
Made as Kumakiri's graduation project for an Osaka Art University film course, Kichiku has the look of a student ...production, complete with blotchy closeups, ragged sound, choppy editing, and effects that verge on the unintentionally comic. It is also the work of a genuine-and genuinely perverse-talent. Kichiku is not just a testing of limits, but a frontal assault on them, whose killers celebrate their murders in obscene orgies of blood and gore that revolt and defile. One walks out of the theater with an intense desire to take a mental shower.
Excerpts from Contemporary Japanese Films - by Mark SchillingRead More
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Japanese Film Festival (Singapore) wrote on Japanese Film Festival 2009 - 25 ► 30 Aug 2009's Wall.

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