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Celebrate Studio Ghibli Films Timetable THURSDAY AUGUST 24 FRIDAY AUGUST 25 SATURDAY AUGUST 26 SUNDAY AUGUST 27 English Dubbed English Dubbed English Dubbed English Dubbed My Neighbour Totoro: 2.00pm Ponyo: 2.15pm Spirited Away: 2.00pm Howl’s Moving Castle: 2.15pm Laputa: Castle in the Sky: 3.50pm Kiki’s Delivery Service: 4.15pm My Neighbour Totoro: 4.30pm Ponyo: 4.30pm Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Spirited Away: 6.20pm Howl’s Moving Castle: 6.20pm Princess Mononoke: 6.20pm The Secret World of Arriety: 6.30pm Grave of the Fireflies: 8.50pm Whisper of the Heart: 8.40pm The Wind Rises: 9.00pm Pom Poko: 8.30pm TUESDAY AUGUST 29 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 30 MONDAY AUGUST 28 English Dubbed English Dubbed THURSDAY AUGUST 31 English Dubbed The Cat Returns: 4.40pm Nausicaa of the Valley English Dubbed Tales from Earthsea: 4.40pm of the Wind: 4.15pm Howl’s Moving Castle: 4.40pm Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Laputa: Castle in the Sky: 2.15pm Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Kiki’s Delivery Service: 2.30pm Spirited Away: 6.15pm Howl’s Moving Castle: 2.00pm My Neighbour Totoro: 7.00pm My Neighbour Totoro: 7.00pm Nausicaa of the Valley Only Yesterday: 6.40pm Laputa Castle in the Sky: 8.50pm Porco Rosso: 8.50pm of the Wind: 8.50pm Princess Mononoke: 9.00pm FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4 English Dubbed English Dubbed English Dubbed English Dubbed The Cat Returns: 2.30pm Ponyo: 2.30pm Spirited Away: 2.15pm The Secret World of Arriety: 2.30pm Kiki’s Delivery Service: 4.30pm My Neighbour Totoro: 4.40pm Grave of the Fireflies: 4.30pm Japanese with Subtitles Tales from Earthsea: 4.10pm Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Spirited Away: 6.30pm Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind: 6.40pm My Neighbours The Yamadas: 6.30pm Ponyo: 6.30pm Princess Mononoke: 9.00pm Howl’s Moving Castle: 9.00pm Whisper of the Heart: 8.40pm From Up on Poppy Hill: 8.30pm TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 Documentary Celebrate Studio English Dubbed The Kingdom of Dreams Laputa: Castle in the Sky 6.15pm Ghibli Films Timetable and Madness: 4.30pm Kiki’s Delivery Service: 8.50pm Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles The Wind Rises: 2.00pm When Marnie was There: 2.30pm Porco Rosso: 6.50pm Ocean Waves: 4.40pm Princess Mononoke: 8:45pm FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 English Dubbed English Dubbed English Dubbed Kiki’s Delivery Service: 2.00pm SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 Nausicaa of the Valley Only Yesterday: 4.30pm Whisper of the Heart: English Dubbed of the Wind: 6.50pm The Secret World Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles of Arriety: 4.30pm The Cat Returns: 8.40pm Laputa: Castle in the Sky: 6.40pm Grave of the Fireflies: 9.10pm Porco Rosso: 9.10pm MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13 English Dubbed THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 English Dubbed English Dubbed Tales from Earthsea: 9.00pm Japanese with Subtitles From Up on Poppy Hill: 2.30pm My Neighbours Japanese with Subtitles The Secret World Japanese with Subtitles The Yamadas: 9pm The Tale of Princess Kaguya: 2.00pm of Arriety: 9.30pm Kiki’s Delivery Service: 6.50pm Isao: 4.40pm SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18 English Dubbed English Dubbed Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles The Tale of Princess When Marnie Ocean Waves: 9.00pm Whisper of the Heart: 9.30pm Kaguya: 9.00pm Was There: 8.30pm SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 Celebrate Studio English Dubbed Ghibli Films Timetable TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 My Neighbour Totoro: 2.30p Japanese with Subtitles Japanese with Subtitles Tales from Earthsea: 9.10pm Grave of the Fireflies: 4.20pm Spirited Away: 6.15pm The Wind Rises: 8.40pm.
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