Season Pass: Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2025Cert-TBC

Japan | Japanese w/ English subtitles

The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2025 Am I Right? Justice, Justification and Judgement in Japanese Cinema

The UK’s largest festival of Japanese cinema, the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme (JFTFP), returns with its most exciting edition yet! In a world where injustice is widespread, films exploring justice offer endless narratives—heroes confront evil, seek revenge, and reflect the struggles of audiences. JFTFP25 showcases how Japanese filmmakers use cinema to explore themes of criminal, social, and moral justice, and the responses to external judgment. From thought-provoking gems to laugh-out-loud comedies, this year’s festival invites UK audiences to question justice, justification, and judgment in today’s shifting world.

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Friday 14th February 6pm
Ichiko + Director Q&A

Wednesday 19th February 6pm
All the Long Nights

Monday 24th February 8.30pm
Let’s Go Karaoke!

Wednesday 5th March 6pm
In the Wake

The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2025

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Today (Wednesday 24th June)
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14:45

Naked 18
2h 6m
Bleak Week 2026: Cinema of Despair
A restless drifter prowls London’s night streets, clashing with everyone he meets. Mike Leigh’s darkly comic, provocative character study is driven by David Thewlis’s electrifying performance as one of cinema’s most unforgettable antiheroes.

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18:00

Backrooms 15
1h 45m
When a patient vanishes through a strange basement doorway of a furniture showroom, his therapist follows him into a disorienting dimension. Expanding Kane Parsons’ cult online series, this feature-length adaptation stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve and bringing “liminal horror” to the big screen.

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20:30

Gummo 18
35mm Presentation
1h 29m
35mm: Films On Film Bleak Week 2026: Cinema of Despair
In a forgotten Midwestern town, a group of outsiders drift through a series of strange, unsettling encounters. Gummo is a raw, unconventional cult film that captures the surreal edges of everyday life in America. Presented on 35mm film.

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Tomorrow (Thursday 25th June)
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12:30

Madfabulous 12A
Parent + Baby Screening
1h 48m
1890s North Wales. Young aristocrat Henry Paget inherits an estate and scandalises polite society. Inspired by a true story, this riotous period drama stars Callum Scott Howells and Rupert Everett in a joyful celebration of spectacle, self-expression, and refusing to conform.

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15:30

Madfabulous 12A
1h 48m
1890s North Wales. Young aristocrat Henry Paget inherits an estate and scandalises polite society. Inspired by a true story, this riotous period drama stars Callum Scott Howells and Rupert Everett in a joyful celebration of spectacle, self-expression, and refusing to conform.

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18:00

Red Rooms 18
1h 58m | French w/ English subtitles
Bleak Week 2026: Cinema of Despair
A young woman becomes fixated on a high-profile murder trial, drawn into a disturbing online underworld. Red Pascal Plante’s tense, chilling thriller explores obsession, true crime, and the darker edges of internet culture.

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20:45

Wiñaypacha Cert-TBC
1h 26m | Aymaran w/ English subtitles
An elderly couple in Peru’s remote Andes endure harsh daily realities while awaiting their son’s return from the city. Óscar Catacora’s award-winning debut reflects Peruvian culture, traditions and cosmology. Presented by the University of Oxford Indigenous Society.

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Our beautiful art deco inspired auditorium can be found just off East Oxford's Cowley Road.We are open 7 days a week. We open the cinema and box office 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of each film, and the Box Office then closes 10 minutes after the film starts. We only show a few adverts – less than most cinemas – and we only play a couple of trailers, so please don’t be late as the film itself starts very close to the advertised time!

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