All films are held in the McCord Auditorium in the 3rd floor of Dallas Hall at 6:30pm.
If you wish to volunteer, meet the officers 1 hour before the show.
Kamikaze Girls is based on a popular novel of the same name written by Novala Takemoto and published in October 2002. The main character, Momoko, lives in a rural Japanese town and leads an ordinary life with the exception of her expensive indulgence of elaborate lolita dresses from the Rococo period in 18th Century France. To fund her purchases, she tries to bootleg fake, brand-name clothing left over from her Dad's yakuza (gangster) days. Momoko befriends a punk girl named Ichiko who brings Mamiko into a surreal world of all-girl motorbike gangs.
Crows Zero (2007) Saturday, March 20 @6:30PM
Director
Takashi Miike
Writers
Hiroshi Takahashi (comic)
Shogo Muto(screenplay)
Genre
Drama
Starring
Shun Oguri
Kyosuke Yabe
Suzuran High School is famous for being the toughest, most violent school in Japan. Students organize themselves into gangs based on their classes and reputations, with all having one goal in mind – unite the school under their own rule.
The Machine Girl (2008) Friday, March 26 @6:30PM
Director
Noboru Iguchi
Writers
Noboru Iguchi
Genre
Action
Starring
Minase Yashiro
Asami
Ami is a typical Japanese girl until her family is killed by a ninja-yakuza family. She loses a hand in the incident, and replaces it with various weapons while seeking revenge. Parental Discretion Recommended for graphic violence.
Sukiyaki Western Django (2007) Saturday, Marsh 27
@6:30PM
Director
Takashi Miike
Writers
Takashi Miike
Masa Nakamura
Genre
Action
Western
Starring
Hideaki Ito
Masanobu Ando
Quentin Tarantino
Two gangs are at war over a treasure hidden in the hillside, and a Man with No Name gunfighter is sent to protect the townspeople from the strife. Part drama, part action, all comedy, J-horror director Takashi Miike’s take on the Spaghetti Western genre is a far-east-meets-wild-west masterpiece. Parental Discretion Recommended for violence and language.
