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Japanese Film Week begins at the Meeting Point Cinema

Published December 3, 2024
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As part of the Japanese Film Week in Sarajevo, from today until December 7th this year, the Meeting Point Cinema will host screenings of famous films that highlight the culture, art and innovations of the Japanese film industry.

The audience will have the opportunity to learn about the richness of Japanese cinema, explore the diverse themes and artistic expression of Japanese films.

Throughout the week, two screenings will be held every day at the Meeting Point Cinema.

The Japanese Film Week, as emphasized by the Embassy of Japan in BiH, is an enriching experience for all participants, encouraging a deeper understanding of the vibrant Japanese film landscape.

The organizers of the Japanese Film Week are the Embassy of Japan in BiH, in cooperation with the Japan Foundation and the Meeting Point Cinema.

Admission is free, and the films will have subtitles in English and the local language.

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