Programme Cardiff 2010

Summary Kotatsu Cardiff 2010

Fri 26th Nov 2010
10:00 Ponyo – C2
18:00 Short Film Programme – Atrium

Sat 27th Nov 2010
All Day Japanese Marketplace
11:00 Ponyo – C1
15:00 Ponyo – C1
18:00 Barry Purves Masterclass

Sun 28th Nov 2010
All Day Japanese Marketplace
14:00 Cardmaking Workshop
14:30 Short Film Screenings – C2
18:00 Summer Wars – C1


Day 1 – Fri 26th Nov 2010


10:00 Ponyo Cinema 2

Image from Ponyo On The Cliff

Feature Film Screening (Suitable for Children)

An animated adventure centred on a 5-year-old boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess who longs to become human. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

Followed immediately by:

Film Literacy Workshop with 3 Schools

Teacher: Matt Beere – Chapter Arts Centre Education Officer, in association with Reel Education


18:00 – 20:00 Screening at the ATRiuM

Images from short film programme

Short film screenings – Japanese short animations, lasting approximately 1hr. Introduced by: Midori

The following short films will be shown throughout the evening:

  • Chisato stared – Wataru Uekusa
  • WORKU “From Behind” – Masahide Kobayashi & Keita Funamoto
  • KAMISUMOU – Shigeru Okada
  • DEVOUR DINNER – Mirai Mizue
  • Indigo Road – Tomoyasu Murata
  • Betty & Painy Penguin – Keiko Nakamura
  • The Life of Ants – Yuko Asano
  • GAKI Biwa-houshi – Reiko Yokosuka
  • Ikamatsuli – Naoyuki Niiya
  • The Tide – Yurika Kaneko
  • U.SA.GUI – Tetsuji Kurashige
  • and presenting the trailer for Looking for a Star by Eiko Ishii Meredith.

This event is sponsored by University of Glamorgan

Enjoy the rest of the evening in the beautiful surroundings at the ATRiuM.


Day 2 – Sat 27th Nov 2010


From 11:00 – Japanese Marketplace

Marketplace from Kotatsu Festival 2017

Featuring market traders, Otakuzoku, TK Trading, Takumasa Ono Studio and more. Full details below.


11:00 Ponyo – Cinema 1

Image from Ponyo On The Cliff

Feature Film Screening (Suitable for Children)

An animated adventure centred on a 5-year-old boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess who longs to become human. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

Worksheets available to take away.


15:00 Ponyo – Cinema 1

Image from Ponyo On The Cliff

Introduced by Mrs Eiko Meredith, Festival Director.

An animated adventure centred on a 5-year-old boy and his relationship with a goldfish princess who longs to become human. Directed by Hayao Miyazaki.


18:00 Barry Purves Masterclass

Photo of Barry Purves

Barry Purves will talk about the making of his Japanese themed animation entitled “Screenplay”, his current works, and his newest book “Basics Animation: Stop-Motion”.

Guest speaker: Barry Purves
Interviewer: Tim Allen – stop-motion animator

Followed by Book Signing

This event is sponsored by University of Glamorgan


Day 3 – Sun 28th Nov 2010


From 11:00 – Japanese Marketplace

Marketplace from Kotatsu Festival 2017

Featuring market traders, Otakuzoku (1pm-6pm), Yakiniku (Bento Box), and more. Full details below.


14:00 – 16:00 Japanese Themed Card-making Workshop

Image of Cards by Inspired Bliss

Come along and make your very own Japanese themed card, under the expert guidance of Vanessa Feuillade, from Inspired Bliss.


14:30 – 17:00 Short Film Screenings

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Film presentations with panel discussion, featuring the first episode of Samurai Champloo, together with:

  • Fumiko’s Confession (Hiroyasu Ishida)
  • She and her Cat (Makoto Shinkai)
  • Loop Pool (Daiki Aizawa)
  • Kni-Train (Miho Yata)
  • Origami Butterfly (Shigeru Okada)
  • The Demon (Shin Hosakawa)
  • The Mechanism of Spring (Atsushi Wada)
  • Tegwon Rhapsody (Kenichiro Mizuno)
  • Traces of Other (Daisuke Nagaoka)
  • and presenting the trailer for Looking for a Star by Eiko Ishii Meredith

Guest speakers:
Midoriko Hayashi – Organises independent animation screenings in Japan.
Tetsuji Kurashige – University lecturer and independent film maker.

Image from Samurai Champloo

Samurai Champloo

Image from Fumiko's Confession

Fumiko’s Confession

Image from She And Her Cat

She And Her Cat

Image from Loop Pool

Loop Pool

Image from Kni-Train

Kni-Train

Image from Origami Butterfly

Origami Butterfly

Image from The Demon

The Demon

Image from The Mechanism Of Spring

The Mechanism of Spring

Image from Tegwon Rhapsody

Tegwon Rhapsody

Image from Traces Of Other

Traces of Other

Followed by:

Raffle Prize Draw

Make sure you have your tickets at the ready! Raffle tickets will be available from the beginning of November, at a cost of £1 each. Please contact the Chapter Box Office for more information.


18:00 Summer Wars – Cinema 1

Image from Summer Wars

Submitted for Oscar Nomination!

Feature Film Screening (PG)
This is the Welsh première of the 2009 anime science fiction film, which focuses on a timid eleventh-grade math genius who has been falsely implicated in the hacking of a virtual world and must prevent the real and computer-simulated worlds from colliding. It was produced by the Japanese animation studio Madhouse and directed by Mamoru Hosoda.


Exhibitions

Flip-book Exhibition by Chie Arai.

Animation Puppets Exhibition by Eiko Ishii Meredith, in association with Bekah D’Aborn.


Also available at our Marketplace

Japanese Food Shop:
TK Trading,
Yakiniku

Japanese Art Shop:
TAKUMASA ONO STUDIO


During the festival there will be a selection of sushi and sake made available.

Tickets will be available for our Raffle at just £1 each, with some great prizes on offer.

Jules Bears & Crafts will be making a teddy bear with kimono specially for the event.

Barry Purves will be available for a special Book and DVD signing session.


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