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Negadon: The Monster from Mars screening

posted on 2005-09-14 12:52 EDT by Zac Bertschy

Jun Awazu's independent CG short film, Negadon: The Monster from Mars, is set to screen at this year's Tokyo International Fantastic Film Festival on October 16th. The film is a nostalgic throwback to old Japanese monster movies; trailers can be found here. The film will also run for a limited time, November 5th-11th, at Theatre Ikebukuro in Tokyo.

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