[NSW] Japanese Film Festival Sydney: Films by Shūji Terayama 25/11 - 5/12 + $1.70 (Booking Fee) @ Various Sydney Cinemas

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JFF 2021 in Sydney features a FREE Special Series of films by one of Japan’s most influential avant-garde film directors Shūji Terayama, screened in cinema as a part of the overall Festival program. The event in Sydney includes the films:

Grass Labyrinth (Contains strong themes, sexual references, violence and nudity)

Pastoral Hide-and-Seek (Contains strong themes, sexual references, violence and nudity)

The Fruits of Passion (Explicit sexual content)

Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (Contains sexual violence, animal cruelty, sexual references and nudity)

Where: Palace Cinemas Norton Street, Chauvel, Central & Verona, SYDNEY

When: 25th November - 5th December

FREE TICKETS can be booked HERE

This free Special Series program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

The JFF 2021 full program can be found at: www.japanesefilmfestival.net.

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  Rifulreinhardt on 09/11/2021 - 14:10

  Chinese film festival when?

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  carlscott1982 on 09/11/2021 - 14:34

  This is actually really cool. Wish I was in Sydney.

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  carlscott1982 on 09/11/2021 - 14:37

  Just while we're at it JFF, what was the deal with skipping Adelaide for the entire festival?? We host plenty of great film festivals here, and we've virtually COVID free for a year.

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  dailygringo on 09/11/2021 - 14:43

  +2

  assuming you're not just trolling, you're in the middle of the Sydney Film Festival and there are two Chinese films screening (well, one screening, one streaming) here.

  For the rest of the year, Melbourne Australian Chinese Film Festival ran 5-11 March 2021, the International Chinese Film Festival last ran in Sydney in February 2020 and was likely impacted by the start of covid and has struggled since, though it could come back in 2022 - the drawcards of Chinese film stars would rely on easy international flights. The Golden Koala Chinese Film Festival is accepting applications for independent films for a 2022 showing.

  you could keep track of festivals with sources like screenhub. and if you just want to stir shit, just take a spoon and head to your toilet.

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  AstroPhysic on 09/11/2021 - 17:41

  Showing as full price for me =(