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01/02/2010:

Astro Boy and The Sky Crawlers coming to the Barbican

Two Japanimation events in London


As part of the London Barbican's occasional Japanimation series of screenings, a couple of events under this blanket name have now been announced for the months of February and March respectively.

First up is a screening of the new CG version of Astro Boy (reviewed by ourselves here), which will be screened on Tuesday, February 23rd starting at 6pm.

This is followed in March by a screening of Mamoru Oshii's The Sky Crawlers, which will be shown on Tuesday, March 30th starting from 8:30PM.

Anime expert Helen McCarthy will be on-hand to introduce both movies.

Standard ticket prices for both events are £9.50 each, or £7.50 apiece if you book online.


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