Attending
Attending a film festival is about more than simply seeing a movie. It’s about opportunities for dialogue, interaction and full cultural immersion. Read this page to get the most out of your festival experience.
- Festival Tips - Recommendations on how to ensure an enjoyable festival experience
- Venues - Find out where all of the screenings and events take place, how to get there, and where to park!
- Get a Catalog - The print version of our fabulous website - read it on the way to work and share it with your co-workers - find out how to get one
- Where to Stay - Visiting from out of town? Booking a room through our hotel sponsors can get you a great rate!
- Schools at the Festival - An opportunity for high schoolers to attend special screenings and dialogue with filmmakers
- Volunteer - Join our team of volunteers and help make the Festival a success
SHOP JAPANTOWN
While you’re in Japantown, visit the myriad shops and restaurants in the neighborhood and take advantage of discounts and special offers only available March 16-23, 2006 from participating merchants. Pick up a SHOP JAPANTOWN flyer at the Kabuki 8 Theatres or download the PDF (2MB) here for a list of participating merchants.
VISIT THE ASIAN ART MUSEUM!
Redeem your film festival ticket stub at the Asian Art Museum and enjoy $2 off a regular adult admission ticket. Offer valid from March 16-31, 2006 and is not combinable with any other discounts. The museum is located at 200 Larkin Street and is open Tuesdays through Sundays, 10am to 5pm, with extended hours on Thursdays until 9 pm. For more information:
www.asianart.org or 415-581-3500.
FESTIVAL HAPPY HOUR
Before or after your screening, stop by the Dot Bar & Lounge at the Radisson Miyako Hotel (1625 Post Street)—just a short walk from the Kabuki 8 Theatres in Japantown—for special happy hour drinks and strike up a conversation with attending filmmakers and talents!
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