BCT Family Series welcomed

Wood & Strings Puppet Theatre
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"Out of the Mist, A Dragon"

Friday, July 23, 2004

Performing for four consecutive years for National Geographic Live! in Washington, DC has honed the skills of Wood & Strings Puppet Theatre to perfection. A nationally-touring company that utilizes puppetry styles from around the world, their performance of "Out of the Mist.A Dragon" is a fantastic tale set in ancient Japan. Lotus, the daughter of a warlord, falls in love with a humble fisherman, earning the wrath of her father, who magically transforms the fisherman into a spectacular 9-foot dragon. The tale follows the dragon as he travels the world, searching for the keys of wisdom that will break the spell.

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Japanese Folk Song Workshop
at the Mathers Museum

Participants experienced the traditional style of learning Japanese folk songs during a workshop on Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures. The free workshop was presented by Molly Adkins Jeon, an ethnomusicologist and 11-year resident of Japan .

This program was presented in part by the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

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2004

East Asian Summer Film Series

(Sponsored by the Department of Communication and Culture)

 

Free and open to the public

June 19 (Saturday) - Japanese Action
Returner (Yamazaki Takashi, 2003/118 min.)
Monday (Sabu, 1999/100 min)
Moon Child (Zeze Takahisa, 2003/119 min
Ping Pong (Masuri Fumihiko, 2002/114 min.)

June 23 (Wednesday) - China
Platform (Jia Zhangke, 2000/195 min)

June 30 (Wednesday) - South Korea
Oasis (Lee Chang-Dong, 2002/133 min.)

July 7 (Wednesday) - Taiwan
Millennium Mambo (Hou Hsiao-Hsien, 2001/106 min.)

July 10 (Saturday) - South Korean Comedy
Attack the Gas Station (Kim Sang-Jin, 2000/110 min
Guns and Talks (Jang Jin, 2001/120 min)
The Quiet Family (Kim Ji-Woon, 1998/105 min.)
Barking Dogs Never Bite (Bong Jun-Ho, 2000/106 min.)

July 14 (Wednesday) - Japan
7:30 pm Eureka (Aoyama Shinji, 2000/217 min.)

July 17 (Saturday) - Classical Hong Kong Cinema
(All films in Mandarin w/ English subtitles)
The Kingdom and the Beauty (Li Hanxiang, 1959/100 min.)
The Wild, Wild Rose (Wang Tianlin, 1960/123 min.)
Love Without End (Qin Tao, 1961/117 min.)
Come Drink With Me (King Hu, 1966/91 min.)

July 21 (Wednesday) - Hong Kong
Rhapsody (Ann Hui, 2001/103 min.)

July 24 (Saturday) - South Korean Romance
Art Museum by the Zoo (Lee Jeong-Hyang, 1999/109 min.)
One Fine Spring Day (Hur Jin-Ho, 2001/115 min.)
Il Mare (Lee Hyun-Seung, 2000/96 min.)
Waikiki Brothers (Im Sun-Rye, 2001/140 min.)

July 28 (Wednesday) - Japan
Bright Future (Kurosawa Kiyoshi, 2003/115 min.)

July 31 (Saturday) - New Japanese Documentary
The New God (Tsuchiya Yutaka, 2000/99 min.)
A (Mori Tatsuya, 1998/135 min.)
A2 (Mori Tatsuya, 2001/131 min.)
KT (Japan-South Korea,, Sakamoto Junji, 2002/138 min.)

August 4 (Wednesday) - South Korea
My Sassy Girl (Kwak Jae-Yong, 2001/137 min.)

August 7 (Saturday) - South Korea
Memento Mori (Kim Tae-Yong and Min Kyu-Dong, 1999/98 min.)
Tell Me Something (Chang Yun-Hyun, 2000/116 min.)
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (Park Chan-Wook, 2003/118 min.)
Happy End (Jung Ji-Woo, 1999/99 min.)

August 11 (Wednesday) - Hong Kong
Infernal Affairs (Andrew Lau, 2002/97 min.)

August 14 (Saturday) - Japanese Chick Flicks
Calmi Cuori Appassionati (Nakae Isamu, 2001/125 min.)
Love/Juice (Shindo Kaze, 2000/78 min.)
Tokyo Marigold (Ichikawa Jun, 2001/98 min.)
Love Letter (Iwai Shunji, 1995/116 min.)

August 18 (Wednesday) - South Korea
Save the Green Planet (Jang Joon-Hwan, 2003/118 min.)

August 21 (Saturday) - South Korea
Happy Funeral Director (Chang Moon-Il, 2002/100 min.)
Nabi (Mun Seung-Wook, 2002/119 min.)

All films are subtitled in English

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