EUREKA SEVEN: THE MOVIE to Screen at London`s Barbican Center
Popular Anime Film Plays in September Source: Barbican Centre, Sarah Harvey Publicity press release Special Thanks to Helene Muron The Barbican Centre in London continues their JAPANIMATION event series in September with EUREKA SEVEN: THE MOVIE. The screening will once again be introduced by anime expert and author Helen McCarthy (The Anime! Movie Guide, Hayao Miyazaki: Master of Japanese Animation, and founder of the magazine AnimeFX). JAPANIMATION Friday 24 September, 8.30pm EUREKA SEVEN: THE MOVIE (Kokyoshihen Eureka Sebun: Poketto ga Niji de Ippai, 2009) Director: Tomoki Kyoda Running Time: 115 min Certification: 12A* In Japanese with English Subtitles EUREKA SEVEN: THE MOVIE is a complete re-imagining of the popular TV series, an emotional tale of love and survival amid spectacular aerial maneuvers. When Renton is cruelly separated from his childhood playmate Eureka, a girl who cannot survive in sunlight, he vows to rescue her. Years later Renton, a mecha pilot on the airship Gekko, is finally reunited with the girl he loves, only to discover her true nature and dark fate. Ticket prices Book online and save up to £2 off every ticket! From 1 September: Standard: £10.50 / £8.50 online Barbican Members: £8.50 / £6.50 online Concessions: £7.50 Under 15: £5.50 Barbican Centre Cinema Hotline: 0845 120 7527
Japanese poster art for EUREKA SEVEN: THE MOVIE. © 2009 Bones/ Project Eureka Movie