Japanese Film Screening
Free Japanese Film Screening
- All films have English subtitles.
- Admission is free and booking is not necessary (first come, first served basis )
- A short videos on life and culture in Japan will be shown before the start of the feature film.
- The dates and titles may change due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Quite possibly the first video game adaptation to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, Exit 8 contains no jump scares. It instead succeeds through a cumulative anxiety, where we could be stuck here forever, and that something genuinely horrific could eventually appear within this cyclical space. It’s a devilishly entertaining time at the movies, building to an exhilarating finale that centers why The Lost Man, or indeed the viewer, should want to leave this recursive labyrinth." |
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| The Ellen Melville Centre is an Auckland Council community hub in the centre of Auckland city. Formerly known as Pioneer Women's and Ellen Melville Hall, the Ellen Melville Centre has five diverse hireable spaces, and easy access onto Freyberg Place. | |
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Japanese Film Festival 2026 - A Window into Contemporary Japan
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