2012 (4th) Okinawa International Movie Festival Revision as of 19:17, 16 May 2016 by RamenLover (Talk | contribs) (diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) Contents 1 Profile 2 Program 2.1 Laugh Category 2.2 Peace Category 2.3 Panoramic Screening Profile Film Festival: Okinawa International Movie Festival Japanese title: 第4回沖縄国際映画祭 Edition: 4th Period: March 24-31, 2012 Location: Okinawa, Japan Program Laugh Category "All's Well, Ends Well 2012" - Hing Ka Chan, Janet Chun (Hong Kong) *Japan Premiere "Ah! Minister!" - Daiya Goriki (Japan) *World Premiere "The Bridal Night and The Lotus Root" - Masahiro Yamaguchi (Japan) *World Premiere "Endless Stage" - Koichi Hamatani (Japan) *World Premiere "Go Ahead of the Limit" - Hiroshi Arimoto (Japan) *World Premiere "Nasi Lemak 2.0" - Namewee (Malaysia) *Japan Premiere "Hi-Zai" - Shuhei Fukunaga (Japan) *World Premiere "Penny Pinchers" - Kim Jung-Hwan *Japan Premiere "Praybeyt Benjamin" - Wenn V. Deramas (Philippines) *Japan Premiere "SuckSeed" - Chayanop Boonprakob (Thailand) *Japan Premiere "TABAKOI: The Love Story That Begins With Cigarettes - Michinari Nakagawa (Japan) *World Premiere "BRIDESMAIDS" - Paul Feig (USA) *Japan Premiere "Ready" - Anees Bazmee (India) *Japan Premiere Peace Category "Blazing Famiglia" - Kazuyoshi Kumakiri (Japan) *World Premiere "Dream in the Rising Sun" - Yuji Gobuichi (Japan) *World Premiere "Love Is Not Blind" - Hua-Tao Teng (China) *World Premiere "Joyful Reunion" - Jui-Yuan Tsao (Taiwan/China) *Asia Premiere "A Letter to Momo" - Hiroyuki Okiura (Japan) *Japan Premiere "Potechi" - Yoshihiro Nakamura (Japan) "Signal" - Masaaki Taniguchi (Japan) *World Premiere "A Simple Life" - Ann Hui (China/Hong Kong) *Japan Premiere "Working Holiday" - Koichi Okamoto (Japan) *World Premiere "The Artist" - Michel Hazanavicius (France) "Attack The Block" - Joe Cornish (UK) *Japan Premiere "Café de Flore" - Jean-Marc Vallee (Canada) *Asia Premiere "Hysteria" - Tanya Wexler (USA/UK) *Asia Premiere Panoramic Screening "Grap Freeter Toki" - Kenichi Fujiwara (Japan) "Empty" - Shogo Kusano (Japan) Page Discussion View View source History
