Films / Booking
2022/3/4
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| Booking required / My Vaccine Pass Required / Free admission / In English for our little audience |
| SAT 26 MAR 10:30am | SAT 26 MAR 1:00PM | ||
| A LETTER TO MOMO | WOLF CHILDREN | ||
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| © 2012 ''A Letter to Momo'' Film Partners | ©2012 “WOLF CHILDREN” FILM PARTNERS | ||
| 2012 / 120min. / PG | 2012 / 117min. / PG | ||
| A heart-warming search for a new beginning. The last time Momo saw her father they had a fight – and now all she has left to remember him by is an incomplete letter that he had started to write her, a blank piece of paper penned with the words “Dear Momo” but nothing more. Moving with her mother from bustling Tokyo to the remote Japanese island of Shio, she soon discovers three goblins living in her attic, a trio of mischievous spirit creatures who have been assigned to watch over her and that only she can see. The goblins are also perpetually famished and they begin to wreak havoc on the formerly tranquil island, ransacking pantries and ravaging orchards – acts for which Momo often has to take the blame. But these funny monsters also have a serious side, and may hold the key to helping Momo understand what her father had been trying to tell her. |
Half Human, Half Wolf, All Heart. Hana was a student before she was a mother. She was bright and pretty, and her future held endless possibilities. Then she met a man, who turned out to be a wolf, and together they built a family. Hana loved her mate fiercely, but fate took him from her, leaving her alone with two unusual kids she didn't know how to raise. Frightened of being discovered, Hana and her wolf children fled to the countryside to build a new life. Raising her little wild things was an adventure. It left Hana bruised, scratched, exhausted, and joyously overwhelmed as her pups grew stronger and wandered further every day. This is a mother's journey. Teach your children to chase their dreams - and smile through the tears as they disappear into the world in search of who they will become. Hana wasn't always a mother, but it was always what she was meant to be. |
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