The Japanese hit film Your Name gets Nordic premiere at Stockholm Film Festival

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Stockholm Film Festival proudly presents one of Japan’s most popular films of all time. Your Name gets its Nordic premiere at the festival this fall. 

Your Name has sent shock waves through all corners of the cinematic universe. Since its celebrated release earlier this fall, the film has become a smash hit among critics and audiences alike. Two months after its release, Your Name remains number one at the box office and is already among the top ten highest grossing films in Japan ever. The promising director Makoto Shinkai has now delivered a master piece worthy his reputation as Miyazaki’s heir. Needless to say, Shinkai has his own hyper realistic animation style inspired by real life locations and video games.

The highly original Your Name balances elements of drama and sci-fi in a superb way as it intertwines the destinies of two teenagers. The Tokyo kid Taki starts experiencing lucid dreams and suddenly finds himself in a strange place and a new body - that of the girl Mitsuha - and in turn she finds herself as Taki. Through their dreams Taki and Mitsuha begin to fall in love until they realize that what they are experiencing is triggered by an upcoming apocalyptic event.

Do not miss the unique chance to see Your Name, which has now distribution in Sweden or the other Nordic countries.

The films will be screened at Stockholm Film Festival at the following times:

Nov 20 3.30pm at Skandia Nov 20 7.30pm at Skandia 

Press contact

Susanne Wallin, press manager                          
Tel: +468-677 50 25 / +4673-513 31 36                    
press@stockholmfilmfestival.se           

Andreas Jonsson, press assistant                                  
Tel: +468-677 50 25 / +4672-700 80 46
pressassistent@stockholmfilmfestival.se           

The 27th Stockholm International Film Festival, November 9-20, 2016

The Stockholm International Film Festival started in 1990 and is today one of the leading competitive film festivals in Europe. The festival takes place every year in November with more than 200 films from more than 60 countries. 

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