Best of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival: SURVIVAL FAMILY

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August 7th, 2020 @ 9:00 am - August 9th, 2020 @ 9:00 pm EDT

Cost: $6.99
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Best of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival

July 17 – August 23, 2020

Best of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival: SURVIVAL FAMILY
 
 
The Japan Foundation, Toronto is proud to co-present the, Best of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival. The special summer edition features great Japanese films that have graced the big screen during the past eight years of the festival that has been postponed until October later this year.
 
 

Friday August 7, 9:00 AM  – Sunday August 9, 9:00 PM

SURVIVAL FAMILY サバイバルファミリー

Directed by YAGUCHI Shinobu* (2017, 117 min.)
 

When an extended global electrical blackout occurs, the world grinds to a halt. Salaryman Yoshiyuki Suzuki decides to escape from Tokyo with his wife and two kids.

Their hilarious and heartfelt journey teaches them independence and cooperation as the kids grow up and the parents learn the error of their rigid paternalistic ways. They must also face and array of challenges including furious rainstorms, rabid dogs and runaway poultry! This feel-good family-friendly, disaster comedy – from the director of Dance with Me, Wood Job!, Swing Girls and Water Boys – is guaranteed to please.

*The film will have a special pre-recorded message from the director YAGUCHI Shinobu for Canadian viewers so don’t miss it!

Starring KOHINATA Fumiyo,  FUKATSU Eri, IZUMISAWA Yuki and WAKANA Aoi
 
(c)2017 Fuji Television, Toho, Dentsu, Altamira Pictures

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*The link will go on live on Friday, August 7 @ 9 AM

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All films are in Japanese with English subtitles.

Tickets and details here >

 
 

Details

Starts:
August 7th, 2020 @ 9:00 am
Ends:
August 9th, 2020 @ 9:00 pm
Cost:
$6.99
Language:
Japanese with English Subtitles
Event Category:

Organizer

Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre and The Japan Foundation, Toronto