OT: SF in SF this Wednesday, Miyazaki films
Not Wolfe related, but I know some of you live in the Bay Area. If you are also interested in anime and/or would like to hear Michael Andre-Driussi introduce two anime films by Miyazaki on Wednesday evening, here is the info. Donations go to charity.
-Roy
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The showing room is small--only 50 seats.
SF in SF - Science Fiction. San Francisco. A Perfect Fit
Sponsored by Tachyon Publications - Saving the World, One Good Book at a Time! . . WEDNESDAY, JULY 15TH . SF IN SF Film night! FREE POPCORN!!! . TRIBUTE TO HAYAO MIYAZAKI What a coincidence! It's Miyazaki Month in the Bay Area, and while his personal appearance over at UC Berkeley has been sold out for weeks, come see the films that helped make his reputation! Both the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley, and our SF in SF program will be showcasing Miyazaki films this month. . . Doors and cash bar open at 6:00 PM . $5 suggested donation goes straight to Variety Childrens' Charity - drop it in the donation box, or buy a beer! . 7:00 PM - Films will be preceded by a short talk from anime scholar, Michael Andre-Driussi . PRINCESS MONONOKE - 134 mins. - 1997 "Set in feudal Japan a time of upheaval of samurai warriors and isolated villages comes this story of a gun-wielding, young brave princess who was raised by wolves named Princess Mononoke who is sent to an ancient, forested land to defend the forest from human encroachment which threatens to unbalance the forces of nature. Ashitaka intervenes to stop the two sides fighting and takes San back to the forest, but is injured in the process. With San's intervention, he is healed of his wounds - but not his curse - by the forest spirit." Written by Anthony Pereyra/IMDB . KIKI'S DELIVERY SERVICE - 103 mins. - 1989 "This is the story of a young witch, named Kiki who is now thirteen years old. But she is still a little green and plenty headstrong, but also resourceful, imaginative, and determined. With her trusty wisp of a talking cat named Jiji by her side she's ready to take on the world, or at least the quaintly European seaside village she's chosen as her new home. Written by Anthony Pereyra/IMDB . . Seating is limited - first come, first seated . The Variety Preview Room Theatre The Hobart Bldg. 1st Floor 582 Market Street at 2nd & Montgomery San Francisco Phone night of event - 415-572-1015 Questions? email sfinsfevents at gmail.com . DON'T DRIVE!! Seriously! Take public transporation as we are mere steps away from the BART/MUNI station at Montgomery. Parking sucks in SF anyways.
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