From Tuesday 17th to Saturday 21st of September 2019, Adelaide will be abuzz with thousands of young people all gathered from across the country and around the globe to experience and participate in the Adelaide International Youth Film Festival (AIYFF).

We invite you to join our global celebration of youth and culture that provides an opportunity for children, teens and young adults from the ages of 5 through to 18+ to connect and grow through storytelling using film as the catalyst.

The AIYFF will showcase an eclectic mix of local and international films created by a wave of visionary filmmakers inspiring uplifting conversations on topical issues facing youth today. In partnership with the City of Norwood Payneham and St Peters, AIYFF is proud to announce this years festival will be held at Hoyts Cinema The Parade Norwood.

Our jam-packed event will provide the participants with opportunities to participate in workshops, social events and fun filled opening and closing parties with special celebrity appearances.

Join The Adelaide Sustainability Centre for a community screening of The Point of No Return, followed by panel discussion!

Point of No Return takes you behind the headlines of the first ever solar-powered flight around the world — where two courageous pilots take turns battling nature, their own crew, and sometimes logic itself, to achieve the impossible. Not just to make history, but to inspire a revolution.

PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October – 1st November 2019)

SPEAKER INFORMATION AND TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/point-of-no-return-opening-event-film-screening-and-panel-discussion-tickets-70862314089

VIEW FULL PROGRAM: https://www.transitionsfilmfestival.com/conservationsa/

JOIN THE EVENTS AND INVITE YOUR FRIENDS!

Ranger to Ranger: https://www.facebook.com/events/885776638455187/

The Need to Grow:
https://www.facebook.com/events/3287624464586100/

Tawai:
https://www.facebook.com/events/370312420311349/

The Radicals:
https://www.facebook.com/events/510242053161019/

Presented by Conservation SA

Join The Adelaide Sustainability centre for a community screening of Ranger to Ranger, followed by panel discussion!

Follow the epic journey of nine Indigenous Australian Rangers, along with acclaimed Indigenous musician Dan Sultan, as they travel to Kenya, Africa, to share knowledge, culture and music with a tribe of Maasai Community Rangers. Through the lens of award-winning filmmaker Rhys Graham, this film tells the often-untold story of the sacrifices and strength that bind together the international Ranger family.

PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October – 1st November 2019)

SPEAKER INFORMATION AND TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ranger-to-ranger-film-screening-and-panel-discussion-tickets-70868021159

FULL PROGRAM: https://www.transitionsfilmfestival.com/conservationsa/

Hosted and presented by Conservation SA to raise funds for The Thin Green Line Foundation

Hosted by ConservationSA, raising funds for The Thin Green Line Foundation

Join The Adelaide Sustainability Centre for a community screening of The Need To Grow, followed by panel discussion!

Executive-produced and narrated by Rosario Dawson (Daredevil, Iron Fist) and featuring Paul Stamets and Vandana Shiva, The Need to Grow highlights the urgent need to replenish the world’s soil.

With a strong focus on innovative solutions, the film showcases the inspiring, innovative, and potentially revolutionary pathways to regeneration, rejuvenation and a healthy planet.

PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October – 1st November 2019)

FULL PROGRAM: https://www.transitionsfilmfestival.com/conservationsa/

Presented by Conservation SA

Join the Adelaide Sustainability Centre for a community screening of Tawai: A Voice from the Forest, followed by panel discussion!

From the jungles of Borneo to corners of India, and from the Amazon to the Isle of Skye, Tawai follows international explorer Bruce Parry on his adventurous investigation into what has happened to humankind since we stopped flowing with nature and began to build civilizations.

PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October – 1st November 2019)

SPEAKER INFORMATION AND TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/tawai-a-voice-from-the-forest-film-screening-and-panel-discussion-tickets-70863124513?aff=

FULL PROGRAM: https://www.transitionsfilmfestival.com/conservationsa/

Presented by Conservation SA

The Radical Reels Tour shares a collection of 7 short action-packed adventure films that will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. The Radical Reels Tour is the Banff Mountain Film Festival’s more outrageous, adventurous little sibling and is characterised by ‘Oh my God’ moments as elite athletes and adventurers conquer their challenges and push the boundaries of what is humanly possible.

The Radical Reels Tour shows an entirely different set of films to those screened at the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour in May.

Designed to take you into the wilds and out of your comfort zone, the films feature daring footage or some of the most accomplished climbers, skiers, alpinists and mountain-bike riders alive today.

The 2019 Radical Reels Tour promises to get your pulse racing, from the comfort and safety of your cinema seat. Transporting audiences from remote Patagonian mountains with a crew of mad-capped Belgian climbers to the powder laden slopes of the US. Witness the birth of mountain bike freeriding and join dedicated adventurers on their own personal epic challenges. Radical Reels promises the best of skiing, climbing, and biking not to mention human resilience and astounding skill.

This year’s program includes 3 films with subtitles. Seating is not allocated. Come early for the best seats.

Each of the 7 action-packed short films has been hand-picked from more than 300 entries to the prestigious Banff Mountain Film Festival. The original and the best mountain film festival.

For more details visit www.radicalreels.com.au

SORRY NO REFUNDS

The Radical Reels Tour is exempt from classification but would have a G rating with all swearing beeped out (please note 3 films include subtitles).

First, there was HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. Then there was THE DEVIL’S REJECTS. Now, from writer/director, Rob Zombie comes the next blood-soaked chapter in the most violent crime saga in movie history – 3 FROM HELL.

CINEMAS

7PM
GU Film House Adelaide

9PM
Event Cinemas Marion

After barely surviving a furious shootout with the police, Baby Firefly (Sheri Moon Zombie), Otis Driftwood (Bill Moseley), and Captain Spaulding (Sid Haig) are behind bars. But pure evil cannot be contained, and a firestorm of murder, madness, and mayhem will be released in this terror ride to hell…and back.

Join the Adelaide Sustainability Centre for a community screening of The Radicals, followed by panel discussion!

The Radicals follows a group of professional snowboarders and surfers as they journey across the West Coast of British Columbia, weaving stories of learning, inspiration and environmental rejuvenation – as well as some stunning sports photography. From the Tahltan fight for the Iskut Headwaters to the artistic resistance on Haida Gwaii, each community teaches the athletes what it means to be truly radical.

Screening with short film HOME FRONT
A powerful and eye-opening analysis that presents some of Australia’s leading security, defence and political experts who all warn us that climate change is ‘a catalyst for conflict’ and a ‘threat multiplier’ as it fuels instability in the world’s most vulnerable regions.

PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October – 1st November 2019)

SPEAKER INFORMATION AND TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-radicals-short-film-home-front-with-panel-discussion-tickets-70864171645

FULL PROGRAM: https://www.transitionsfilmfestival.com/conservationsa/
POSTS

Presented by Conservation SA

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

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EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
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ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

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FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
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FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

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SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

———-
EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
———-

ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

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FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
———-

FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

———-
EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
———-

ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

———-
FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
———-

FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

———-
EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
———-

ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

———-
FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
———-

FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

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SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

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SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

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EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
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ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

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FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
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FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

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SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

The Japanese Film Festival – Australia travelling program will tour Adelaide with four contemporary #Japanese films, screening for #free. Presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Free admission. Limited seating, reservations required. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM 18th SEPTEMBER.

Please see below for more information.

———-
EVENT DETAILS
#JFFadelaide2019
———-

ADMISSION FOR FILMS
Tickets can be reserved on Eventbrite or from the JFF Info Desk at the cinema from 1 hour before each session.

MIRAI
http://bit.ly/2Hq7RTU

DAD’S LUNCH BOX
http://bit.ly/31Zkmh6

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY
http://bit.ly/2PcgKa5

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE
http://bit.ly/2ZfpCR6

VENUE
GU Film House Adelaide
128 Hindley St, Adelaide
SA 5000

PROGRAM ENQUIRIES
japanesefilmfestival@jpf.org.au

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FILM PROGRAM & SCHEDULE
———-

FRIDAY, 8 NOV | 6:30PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
English Audio

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 3:00PM

EVERY DAY A GOOD DAY (日日是好日)

2018 / Slice of Life, Drama / 100 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Finding your passion in the most unexpected of places.

Noriko and Michiko are cousins about to graduate from university. Michiko is adventurous and graceful while Noriko is clumsy and shy—so when they begin tea ceremony lessons Noriko is understandably nervous. Their first lesson is difficult and their teacher is rigid, but the intricate fine details in the practice are fascinating enough for the girls to continue learning. While the lessons are only a hobby for Michiko, Noriko develops a passion for the practice and a deep connection to her teacher. Through the changing seasons of Noriko’s life, the ritual of tea ceremony becomes a safe place to meditate on the ups and downs of life.

Every Day a Good Day is an elegant, moving tale that brings the world of tea ceremony to life; based on essayist Noriko Morishita’s book of the same name.

———-

SATURDAY, 9 NOV | 6:00PM

DAD’S LUNCH BOX (パパのお弁当は世界一)

2017 / Drama / 76 mins / Rating: Suitable for all ages
In Japanese with English subtitles

Family drama based on a true story.

Dad’s Lunch Box is a heart-warming story of a newly-divorced father who vows to make his daughter Midori’s lunch every day until she finishes high school. Meanwhile, Midori it still adjusting to the new dynamic with her father and dealing with the trials and tribulations of high school life–friends and boys at the top of the list.

Based on a viral tweet that was retweeted by 80,000 people and received 260,000 likes, Masakazu Fukatsu’s debut feature film brings together a warm story of the growing bond between father and daughter, reinforcing the age-old sentiment that family connections are best built through food.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 1:00PM

Mirai (未来のミライ)

2018/ Anime / 98mins / Rating: PG
In Japanese with English subtitles

Fun family-friendly adventure anime!

Four-year-old Kun’s life gets turned upside down when he meets his new baby sister Mirai (meaning “future”). Having only known life as the apple of his parents’ eyes, Kun immediately becomes jealous of Mirai, whose arrival has taken away his spotlight. One day, whilst sulking in the backyard, he finds a mysterious magical time-travelling gateway. Through it, he meets strangers from the past and future, including a teenage Mirai! Together, the two embark on a fantasy-filled adventure—uncovering their family’s history and the love that has been passed down through generations.

———-

SUNDAY, 10 NOV | 3:00PM

JO JO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE: DIAMOND IS UNBREAKABLE (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険　ダイヤモンドは砕けない　第一章)

2017 / Fantasy, Action/Adventure / 120 mins / MA 15+ (Strong fantasy violence)
In Japanese with English subtitles

Stylish supernatural action.

Famed cult film director Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer) helms the first-ever live-action film adaptation of cult manga classic Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. The sleepy town of Morioh, Japan, is home to Josuke Higashikata, a high school student who possesses the supernatural ability to conjure a being known as a “Stand”. It turns out he’s not the only one, as a mystical arrow has been travelling through the town, bringing out the latent Stand abilities in everyone it encounters. When Josuke and his family become targets of a Stand-wielding criminal, Josuke teams up with a band of wacky Stand users to protect the ones he loves.

9th Iranian Film Festival is coming back to six capital cities around Australia with the best selection of contemporary Iranian cinema.

We are excited to announce IFFA’s new home, Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas. It is sad to leave Mercury Cinema after 8 years, but we hope this change opens new prospects for the growing festival.
Thank you Mercury for being such a great host for IFFA for the past 8 years.

*Mark your calendars:
Adelaide 14-20 Nov 2019 at Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas
More details and the full program will be announced soon. Stay Tuned!
*** Interested to become one of our festival partners at IFFA 2019? Please email us at info@darichehcinema.com
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More details and the full program on website
www.iffa.net.au

A celebration of our oceans including sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface through a collection of short films.

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface.

Featuring all new films, this carefully curated selection of short films document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

TWO SESSIONS ONLY IN ADELAIDE

The Ocean Film Festival is exempt from classification but all coarse language beeped out and there is no nudity or adult themes.

SORRY NO REFUNDS : SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED come early for the best seats.

Photo by: Santi Rinaldi

A celebration of our oceans including sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface through a collection of short films.

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface.

Featuring all new films, this carefully curated selection of short films document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

TWO SESSIONS ONLY IN ADELAIDE

The Ocean Film Festival is exempt from classification but all coarse language beeped out and there is no nudity or adult themes.

SORRY NO REFUNDS : SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED come early for the best seats.

Photo by: Santi Rinaldi