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JCC Cinema 66: When Marnie Was There 思い出のマーニー © 2014 Studio Ghibli – NDHDMTK Saturday, 16 June 2018 at 2:00pm (Registration starts 1:30pm) Woodlands Regional Library B1 Auditorium 900 South Woodlands Drive, Woodlands Civic Centre, #01-03, Singapore 730900 Film Synopsis Sent from her foster home in the city one summer to a sleepy town by the sea in Hokkaido, Anna dreams her days away among the marshes. She believes she’s outside the invisible magic circle to which most people belong – and shuts herself off from everyone around her, wearing her “ordinary face”. Anna never expected to meet a friend like Marnie, who does not judge Anna for being just what she is. But no sooner has Anna learned the loveliness of friendship than she begins to wonder about her newfound friend... Based on the novel by Joan G. Robinson, When Marnie Was There is the © 2014 Studio Ghibli – NDHDMTK newest film from Studio Ghibli, and the second feature film by Hiromasa Yonebayashi, the director of Arrietty. When Marnie Was There (Omoide no Marnie) / Colour / 2014 / 103 min / Japanese audio with English subtitles Original Story: Joan G. Robinson Director: Hiromasa Yonebayashi Screenplay: Keiko Niwa Supervising Animator: Masashi Ando Masashi Ando Production Designer: Yohei Taneda Hiromasa Yonebayashi Chief Executive Producer: Toshio Suzuki Music: Takatsugu Muramatsu Executive Producer: Koji Hoshino Theme Song: Priscilla Ahn Producer: Yoshiaki Nishimura Register for JCC Cinema 66: When Marnie Was There Click button or scan QR to register: In an event if the registration is full, or you would like to cancel your registration, please e-mail us at [email protected]. Kindly register early to avoid disappointment. We regret that as there is limited seating, seats will be confirmed only upon receipt of confirmation email from JCC. ALL EVENTS ARE FREE OF CHARGE. Where is Woodlands Regional Library? Follow the directions below to Woodlands Regional Library. More details can also be found here. Address How to get there 900 South Woodlands Drive, Woodlands Civic Centre, Nearest MRT: Woodlands #01-03, Singapore 730900 Bus Interchange: Woodlands Auditorium is at the basement beside library's entrance Buses: 169, 178, 187, 856, 858, 900/900A, 901, 902, Contact Info: 903, 904, 911, 912, 913, 925/925C, 926, 950, 960, Email: [email protected] 961/961C, 962, 963/963E/963R, 964, 965, 966, 969 + - Admission: Photography: Kindly be informed that reserved seats will be Please be advised that your photograph might be taken and given to walk-ins and/or standees should used by Japan Creative Centre in printed media and / or on registered guests arrive after 2:00pm. All seats our website and Facebook page for educational and are free seating. informational purposes. Japan Creative Centre Organised by: 4 Nassim Road, Singapore 258372 +65 6737 0434 / [email protected] http://www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp/JCC Nearest parking at Orchard Hotel & Delphi Orchard.

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