Definitely sounds like a cool event - and if you like film - and good food - I think you'll want to clear your calendar for this one:
The Japan Film Society (JFS) proudly presents its Inaugural Community Screening Series event with THE WINTER SHORTS!
Join us as we showcase a selection of shorts from local Japanese and Japanese-influenced filmmakers, featuring special Q&A sessions with the talent after each film! This event is set to take place on Sunday, December 6th at The Royal/T Café, a fusion of café/shop/art, in Culver City, (8910 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232). Doors will open at 6:00 pm with the first screening at 6:30 pm. Admission is $16, which includes a dinner selection from the delicious Royal/T menu. Admission for screening only is $8.
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JFS: The Winter Shorts @ Royal/T Café (Maid Café)
Date: Dec 6 (Sun), 2009
Time: Doors open 6:00 pm, First screening starts 6:30 pm
Location: Royal/T Café, 8910 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232)
Ticket Prices: Screening and special meal $16 (Screening only $8)
Special Menu: Beef Curry
Oyako-Don(chicken and egg bowl)
Unagi (eel) bowl
Vegan Tempura Don
Schedule: Half Kenneth (DGA Student Film Jury Award), Chinese Antique, etc (4 short films),
Q&A in Person and Free Raffle Prize!!
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About Royal/T Café
Royal/T Café is a playful blending of café, concept shop and art exhibition space. The space reflects the interior realm of fantasy that strongly influences the artists included in owner Susan Hancock’s collection. Royal/T Cafe is inspired by the meido kissa (maid café) phenomena of Akihabara—Tokyo’s electronic district. Recontextualizing the underground culture of Japan that celebrates cosplay (costume play) waitresses dress in maid uniforms, with a Lolita-esque touch and the café serves a fusion of French and Japanese cuisine with local and organic California style. The art space showcases curated exhibitions with a focus on Japanese contemporary art; and an inventive concept store emulates the collections’ sophistication—a fusion of pop culture and high-end design.
About Japan Film Society
Founded earlier this year, the Japan Film Society (JFS) is dedicated to supporting the art of Japanese and Japanese-influenced film among Western audiences. Its membership is comprised of artists, businesspeople and film lovers, many of whom come from within the entertainment industry and who have been longtime participants in other Film Festivals and Cinema events.
