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    Megane (2007). Directed by Naoko Ogigami. Credit: Nikkatsu Pictures. Pictured: Satomi Kobayashi.

    ContemporAsian


    Watch the Flower in the Pocket trailer

    Watch the Megane trailer

    Asian cinema is fast becoming a cinema without borders. Digital filmmaking and international coproductions are rapidly transforming an industry in which the transnational flow of talent and resources—even between the U.S. and Asia—has become the norm. In a new monthly exhibition, ContemporAsian, MoMA showcases films that get little exposure, but which engage the various styles, histories, and changes in Asian cinema. Presented in special weeklong engagements, the films in the series include both recent independent gems and little-seen classics. Not only are audiences given the rare chance to enjoy these undistributed films on the big screen—they also experience the diversity and richness of Asian cinema in all its many forms.

    MoMA FILM EXHIBITIONS

    http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/589

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    Megane (2007). Directed by Naoko Ogigami. Credit: Nikkatsu Pictures. Pictured: Satomi Kobayashi. ContemporAsian Watch the Flower in the Pocket trailerWatch the Megane trailer Asian cinema is fast becoming a cinema without borders. Digital filmmaking and international coproductions are rapidly transforming an industry in which the transnational flow of talent and resources—even between the U.S. and Asia—has become the norm. In a new monthly exhibition, ContemporAsian, MoMA showcases films that get little exposure, but which engage the various styles, histories, and changes in Asian cinema. Presented in special weeklong engagements, the films in the series include both recent independent gems and little-seen classics. Not only are audiences given the rare chance to enjoy these undistributed films on the big screen—they also experience the diversity and richness of Asian cinema in all its many forms. MoMA FILM EXHIBITIONS http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/589

    Megane (2007). Directed by Naoko Ogigami. Credit: Nikkatsu Pictures. Pictured: Satomi Kobayashi.

    ContemporAsian


    Watch the Flower in the Pocket trailer

    Watch the Megane trailer

    Asian cinema is fast becoming a cinema without borders. Digital filmmaking and international coproductions are rapidly transforming an industry in which the transnational flow of talent and resources—even between the U.S. and Asia—has become the norm. In a new monthly exhibition, ContemporAsian, MoMA showcases films that get little exposure, but which engage the various styles, histories, and changes in Asian cinema. Presented in special weeklong engagements, the films in the series include both recent independent gems and little-seen classics. Not only are audiences given the rare chance to enjoy these undistributed films on the big screen—they also experience the diversity and richness of Asian cinema in all its many forms.

    MoMA FILM EXHIBITIONS

    http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/589

    Megane (2007). Directed by Naoko Ogigami. Credit: Nikkatsu Pictures. Pictured: Satomi Kobayashi. ContemporAsian Watch the Flower in the Pocket trailerWatch the Megane trailer Asian cinema is fast becoming a cinema without borders. Digital filmmaking and international coproductions are rapidly transforming an industry in which the transnational flow of talent and resources—even between the U.S. and Asia—has become the norm. In a new monthly exhibition, ContemporAsian, MoMA showcases films that get little exposure, but which engage the various styles, histories, and changes in Asian cinema. Presented in special weeklong engagements, the films in the series include both recent independent gems and little-seen classics. Not only are audiences given the rare chance to enjoy these undistributed films on the big screen—they also experience the diversity and richness of Asian cinema in all its many forms. MoMA FILM EXHIBITIONS http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/589

    Megane (2007). Directed by Naoko Ogigami. Credit: Nikkatsu Pictures. Pictured: Satomi Kobayashi.

    ContemporAsian


    Watch the Flower in the Pocket trailer

    Watch the Megane trailer

    Asian cinema is fast becoming a cinema without borders. Digital filmmaking and international coproductions are rapidly transforming an industry in which the transnational flow of talent and resources—even between the U.S. and Asia—has become the norm. In a new monthly exhibition, ContemporAsian, MoMA showcases films that get little exposure, but which engage the various styles, histories, and changes in Asian cinema. Presented in special weeklong engagements, the films in the series include both recent independent gems and little-seen classics. Not only are audiences given the rare chance to enjoy these undistributed films on the big screen—they also experience the diversity and richness of Asian cinema in all its many forms.

    MoMA FILM EXHIBITIONS

    http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/589

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