The Imaginary Zine is a 60-page old school printed zine recounting our first 10 years with some of our favorite blog posts and stories from our imaginary friends. It is extemely limited with only 333 handcrafted zines made.
It also includes a cd chock full of rare, live, or exclusive songs by some of our favorite local artists, including The Long Winters, BOAT, Tullycraft, Exohxo, Tennis Pro, Math & Physics Club and many more!
Ohmanohmanohman. SIFF has put together one of my favorite programs, EVER with Castles in the Sky: Miyazaki, Takahata, and the Masters of Studio Ghibli.
They’ve lined up screenings of all these amazing animated films from Tokyo's Studio Ghibli IN NEW 35mm PRINTS! And screenings in both English dubbed and Japanese w/subtitles versions! You guys! That is awesome. I’ve been slacking in catching up on the newer Studio Ghibli films, so this is going to give me a chance to experience them on the big screen at SIFF Cinema Uptown.
All of these films are SO beautiful, funny, and just plain fantastic. I highly recommend scooping up some tickets to My Neighbor Totoro (The umbrella scene! The cat bus! So much insane grinning!), Kiki’s Delivery Service, Howl’s Moving Castle, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke AND MORE to delight your inner imaginary child. Or even, your actual, uh. children. If you have them.
{Castles in the Sky: Miyazaki, Takahata, and the Masters of Studio Ghibli | SIFF Cinema Uptown | June 22-July 5 | $10 | $5 SIFF Members | $9 Youth (20 & under) and Seniors (65+) Matinees: $7 | $5 SIFF Members | Click here for full schedule and tickets}
1 Roxie Rider said on June 21, 2012
Wheee! The kids and I will go to at least a few of these. Totoro for sure--I haven't seen that one yet.
2 imaginary embracey said on June 21, 2012
So excited about this series, the chance to re-experience Miyazaki's sublime magic and to discover the Takahatas I haven't seen yet. I never grew tired of the stirring, ovation-worthy trailer shown in front of many SIFF films this year. (And I saw it A LOT.)
I'm starting with the original Japanese versions of Kiki and Mononoke this weekend. Back-to-back! My soul might just overflow.
3 Imaginary Amie said on June 21, 2012
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