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Even indifficult times there’s still a need for some lighter moments, which is why theorganizers of the 10 a.m. Film Festival are pressing ahead with theirbargain-priced screenings of classic overseas movies across Japan.
Tokyoresidents can take advantage of the ?1,000 tickets (half price for students) atparticipating Toho Theaters and Cinema City outlets around the capital,including those in Tachikawa, Roppongi Hills, Fuchu and Hibiya.
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Programdetails vary by theater, but the lineup is impressive, particularly at theprice. Upcoming movies include “Papillon,” “Amadeus,” “East of Eden,” “12 AngryMen” and plenty more.
Youngercinemagoers needn’t think it’s all about the dull stuff either -- the appeal ofcatching the original Alien on a big screen is sure to sell a few bushels ofpopcorn too.
This secondedition of the festival continues until early next year -- more details areavailable at the . There are even comment boards for post-movieflame-wars -- nice thinking.
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