LATE NIGHT: ANIME
ALWAYS LATE. ALWAYS FUN.
Our Programmer Thomas about LATE NIGHT: ANIME
After the sold-out success of The Wondrous World of Ghibli, Filmhuis Den Haag proudly continues its new monthly series: Late Night: Anime — a celebration of Japanese animation, where it belongs — on the big screen.
From cult classics to fresh premieres, from psychological thrillers to tender tales: anime in all its forms.
Always late. Always in Zaal 2 (not really always, though).
Students: €5
Films in this program
Scarlet
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A vengeful medieval princess and a time-traveling young man navigate life, death, and love in a journey that spans Heaven, Hell, and the fate that binds them.
City Hunter the Movie: Angel Dust
Kenji Kodoma, 2024.jpg/eb6e1f5c269391ce3e91ef61492b1e11.jpg)
Ryo Saeba and Kaori Makimura take on a new mission to stop Angel Dust, a biotech company turning people into super soldiers with nanomachines.
Galaxy Express 999: The Movie
Rintaro, 1979
In a future where immortality comes through machines, young Tetsuro journeys aboard the Galaxy Express 999 with Maetel, discovering the true cost of humanity, friendship, and life itself.
Adieu Galaxy Express 999
Rintaro, 1981
In this sequel, Tetsuro and Maetel journey through a universe of mechanized humans, confronting enemies, moral dilemmas, and the true cost of immortality.
Curated in collaboration with Kaboom Animation Festival
Kaboom Animation Festival is the ultimate celebration of animation in all its glorious forms. Based in the Netherlands, the festival champions creativity, diversity, and innovation in animated storytelling. From bold experimental arthouse to heartwarming tales for all ages, Kaboom showcases the limitless power of the medium. It’s where animation lovers and makers come together to be inspired, challenged, and amazed.
