The Japan Foundation has announced the launch of the sixth edition of its Japanese Film Festival. In association with PVR Inox, the festival will be held in seven cities starting this month.
Ten Japanese films to be screened
The JFF will showcase ten critically acclaimed films created by award-winning casts and crews. This lineup also includes anime films from Studio Ghibli’s Hayao Miyazaki and movies from the Detective Conan franchise.
The films will be shown in their original Japanese audio with English subtitles. Here are all the films that will be screened at the JFF:
- We Made a Beautiful Bouquet
- Lupin The 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro
- A Man
- Anime Supremacy!
- Father of the Milky Way Railroad
- Intolerance
- Mondays: See You This Week!
- Detective Conan the Movie: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital
- Detective Conan: Episode One
- Detective Conan the Movie: The Last Wizard of the Century
Japanese Film Festival 2023 locations and dates
Here are all the cities and the cinemas where JFF will be held:
- Delhi: October 12–15 at PVR Anupam Saket
- Hyderabad: November 2–5 at PVR Next Galleria Mall, Punjagutta
- Chennai: November 2–5 at PVR Escape, Express Avenue
- Mumbai: December 7–10 at PVR ICON Infinity Mall, Andheri West
- Bengaluru: December 7–10 at INOX Mantri Square Mall
- Kolkata: January 18–21 at INOX South City
- Pune: January 18–21 at PVR ICON Pavilion Mall
Currently, ticket booking is available only for Delhi. More information can be found below:
BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW! The JFF ticket booking is now open for all Delhi shows????.
Tickets start from just Rs. 99!!
Venue: PVR Saket, Anupam
Dates: 12-15 OctoberTickets can be booked through PVR and Bookmyshow.
Hurry up and grab yours!???? #jff #japanesefilmfestival #cinema pic.twitter.com/2K5HzxyjYF
— Japanese Film Festival India (@JFF_India) October 6, 2023
Last year, JFF organised the Japan Film & Music Festival, where it featured four films by Makoto Shinkai and performances by Radwimps. In May this year, PVR Pictures hosted the Makoto Shinkai Film Festival, which screened five of his films, including Suzume.
The Japanese Film Festival, which started in 2016 in ASEAN countries and Australia, expanded to China and India in 2017. This annual festival screens a variety of recently released films and modern classics in multiple cities. JFF also offers online streaming of films on its website.
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