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Quick Reminder: Gold Coast Film Festival Events on This Saturday!

posted on by Jon Hayward
Just a quick note that if you're on the Gold Coast this weekend you can attend the Wolf Children and Q & A with Mamoru Hosada and Yuchiro Saito and a screening of Carl Macek's Robotech Universe followed by Steve Yun Q & A on Saturday. Also the Evangelion Art Exhibition has opened at the The Arts Centre Gold Coast, details as follows;

Carl Macek's Robotech Universe

Carl Macek's Robotech Universe is a documentary focusing on the creation of Robotech and what role Carl Macek had in creating the series with photos and stories alongside interviews from the cast and crew. Steve Yun, the online producer and writer of Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles OVA, will also be in attendance for a Q & A session following the film and to premiere new footage from Robotech: Love, Live, Alive. (You can also see Steve Yun at Supanova Gold Coast - Ed).

Details

  • What: Carl Macek's Robotech Universe followed by Steve Yun Q & A and world premiere of footage from Robotech: Love, Live, Alive.
  • When: Saturday the 20th of April at 1:00pm AEST.
  • Where: Pacific Fair BCC Event Cinemas, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
  • Tickets & Further Info: Gold Coast Film Festival Website.

Wolf Children

Mamoru Hosoda is a Japanese film director that started work as a key animator on Crying Freeman, Sailor Moon and Slam Dunk, however he soon moved onto directing anime films with the first two Digimon Adventure movies followed by the sixth One Piece movie. However you will most likely know Hosoda from his work directing Summer Wars, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and most recently Wolf Children.

Wolf Children (Ōkami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki) tells the story of a 19 year-old college student named Hana who falls in "fairy tale-like" love with a "wolf man." After marrying the wolf man, Hana gives birth to two Wolf Children, older sister Yuki ("snow") who was born on a snowy day and younger brother Ame ("rain") who was born on a rainy day, but when Hana's husband suddenly dies she decides to move to a rural town. Wolf Children was produced by new studio "Studio Chizu" established by Hosoda specifically for the production of the film. The film was co-produced by Studio Madhouse. Hosoda is credited as the creator, screenwriter and director with Yoshiyuki Sadamoto (character designer on Neon Genesis Evangelion, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, FLCL, Summer Wars) as character designer.

Details

  • What: Wolf Children and Q & A with Director Mamoru Hosada and Producer Yuchiro Saito.
  • When: Saturday the 20th of April at 6:30pm AEST.
  • Where: Pacific Fair BCC Event Cinemas, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
  • Tickets & Further Info: Gold Coast Film Festival Website.

Evangelion Art Exhibition

The exhibition will contain insight into how the Evangelion anime film series was created, showcasing a collection of original concept, character and production art alongside other items and points of interest from the Evangelion anime series. Rare and valuable Evangelion books, statues, tapestries and other items will also be part of the exhibition.

The Evangelion Art Exhibition tour has been organised by Madman Entertainment in collaboration with NTV Films, The Japan Foundation Sydney, The Arts Centre Gold Coast, No Vacancy Gallery and the Gold Coast Film Festival.

Details

  • What: Evangelion Art Exhibition
  • When: Wednesday the 17th April to Sunday the 5th of May 2013. 10:00am until 4:30pm Monday to Friday, 11:00am to 4:30pm Saturday & Sunday.
  • Where: The Arts Centre Gold Coast, 135 Bundall Rd Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217.
  • Tickets & Further Info: Arts Centre Gold Coast Website.

And please don't forget that you can catch Berserk: The Golden Age Arc 2 - The Battle for Doldrey and the world premiere of Makoto Shinkai's Garden of Words will be taking place on the 27th of April (next weekend!).


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