Cinema Screenings

Ride Your Wave
The latest film from director Masaaki Yuasa (Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, Devilman Crybaby, Lu Over the Wall, Night is Short Walk on Girl)

Coming to select cinemas as part of the 2020 Japan Foundation Film Touring Programme in February & March.

Screening on -

• 13th February @ Sheffield Showroom Cinema [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 15th February @ Newcastle, Tyneside Cinema [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 16th February @ Bristol Watershed [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 16th February @ Leicester, Phoenix [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 16th February @ London, ICA [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 22nd February @ Lewes, Depot [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 22nd February @ Derby, QUAD [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 24th February @ Manchester, HOME [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 29th February @ Dundee, DCA [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 7th March @ Colchester, FirstSite Cinema [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 21st March @ Belfast, Queen's Film Theatre [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 22nd March @ Nottingham, Broadway [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 23rd March @ Stirling, Macrobert Arts Centre [BOOK TICKETS HERE]
• 27th March @ Kendal, Brewary Arts Centre [BOOK TICKETS HERE]

*LIST ABOVE UPDATED with booking links for Belfast and Nottingham. 

Previous films we've screened in UK & Ireland cinemas

• January 2018 - Tokyo Ghoul (Live-action)
• February 2018 - Attack on Titan: The Roar of Awakening
• March 2018 - Code Geass: LeLouch of the Rebellion I - Initiation
• June 2018 - Maquia: When the Promised Flowers Blooms
• November 2018 - Mirai
• January-March 2019 - Penguin Highway*
  (*Screened as part of the Japan Foundation Film Touring Programme)
• November 2019 - PROMARE
• December 2019 - Crunchyroll Movie Night Presents: Konosuba The Movie 
• January 2020 - Weathering with You
• February/March 2020 - Ride Your Wave*
  (*Screened as part of the Japan Foundation Film Touring Programme)
• *Special Screening* 23rd February 2020 @ London, Prince Charles Cinema - Penguin Highway
  The film was followed Q&A with Tomihiko Morimi, author of Penguin Highway.
• March 1st & 2nd 2020 - UK Premiere Screenings at Glasgow Film Festival of Violet Evergarden: Eternity and the Auto Memory Doll