"The Olden Days Are Now" is American film-maker Zane J.S. Johnson's first feature film set in Japan. It was written, shot, and edited independently over a period of two years. The story is set in the Kansai region of Japan; various scenes were filmed in Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, and Uji City. It is a suspense film incorporating elements of horror, comedy, and action, and is heavily influenced by many elements of Japanese culture, including folktales, Shintoism, Japanese cinema, and manga. Running time: 2 hours 20 minutes
Showtimes: Sat. July 26th, 5PM, reception following. Sun. July 27th, 1PM and 5PM Admission: \1000 Reception Party:Saturday July 26th, from 7PM