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Levan Akin
runtime 1 Hours, 53 Minute
2019
country Sweden
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Abstract And Then We Danced is a movie starring Levan Gelbakhiani, Bachi Valishvili, and Ana Javakishvili. A passionate coming-of-age tale set amidst the conservative confines of modern Tbilisi, the film follows Merab, a competitive dancer
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At CineExpat we screen recent foreign language films with English subtitles. This time we're screening our very first Georgian film AND THEN WE DANCED. ► And Then We Danced is a Swedish-Georgian drama film, directed by Levan Akin. This Swedish Oscar entry is about a young male dancer who gets feelings for his biggest competitor. ► From an early age, Merab and his dance partner Mary have been training with the National Georgian Dance Ensemble. His world is turned upside down when the charismatic Irakli appears on the scene. Not only does he become Merab’s biggest competitor, but also his greatest desire. ► Join our host Helena for network drinks after the film! So from 8. 45pm in the Cinecenter bar - just come over and say hello! Tickets: Trailer: * Quick note of how the nights work - Please purchase or reserve tickets in advance via the Tickets link above - the nights are very popular and I wouldn't want you to miss out on the film. *.
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(Alternative title: Fall '16 is not as dismal as r/anime thinks it will be) We're already one month away from the start of the Fall 2016 season! Quite a few of us have some catching up to do, either to pick up the hidden gems they overlooked earlier this year or to be able to watch some sequel seasons this fall. Others just want to get unjustifiably excited about upcoming anime. Whichever group you fall into, I have you covered! I've dug through just about every upcoming Fall 2016 anime and summarized some overall impressions. If the source material was available, I read through enough to get a general feel for the work (usually 5-10 chapters) and checked reviews to make sure that nothing changed too drastically in later installments. Where possible, I've added links to the PV and/or cover image as well, though not all of those resources are in high quality. If I've misspelt a title/misrepresented your favorite manga/etc. feel free to shoot me a friendly PM, publicly denounce me in the comments section, or show up at my house with pitchforks. I'll change the mistake and credit you for the correction. I've left off a few kids' anime and sequels to anime that never got licensed. It'll be a few months before any movies make it out of Japan, and shorts are a small enough time investment not to warrant these posts, so I've skipped those as well. If you want to make your own decisions instead of reading my Objectively Correct Predictions for the Fall 2016 Season, here's a YouTube playlist of PVs to non-sequel anime, here's an Imgur album of key visuals, and here are three sites that give synopses of all upcoming anime. New Shows You don't need any prior knowledge of the franchise to watch these. 3gatsu no Lion (March Comes in Like a Lion) Drama, Slice of Life Akiyuki Shinbo needs no introduction at this point – the director behind Madoka Magica and -Monogatari, he is often considered one of the codifiers of Shaft’s unique visual style. Combine his talents with those of Honey and Clover mangaka Chiko Umino, and you have one of the most promising titles this season. The 3-gatsu no Lion manga is the recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Kodansha Manga Award and the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. Slightly shaky comedy aside, it’s easy to see why it earned those awards: it’s a solid drama/slice-of-life with well-done themes regarding loss and death. We’re unlikely to receive a full adaptation of the ongoing manga, and Shinbo hasn’t handled material quite like this before, but 3gatsu still ranks as one of the most promising titles this season. Key Visual All Out!! Sports More likely than not, All Out! will wind up this season's most conventional new sports series. Keijo (listed below) certainly has the more blatant fanservice, but the amount of effort put into the butts in this key visual is not insignificant either. The All Out!! manga is entertaining – if very standard – sports fare, so most people should know what they're getting into. The director has only been in control of Parasyte, but he’s got some storyboarding and key animation credit on other notable series. The writers have done work on a number of previous sports series in addition to Steins;Gate and Re:Zero. Everybody involved in this production knows what they're doing and we have Madhouse's animation, so there's no reason to believe that this won't be a competent adaptation. PV | Key Visual ClassicaLoid Comedy, Music With the director behind Osomatsu-san and the latter installments of Gintama, ClassicaLoid’s “Comedy” genre tag is a boon. A batshit insane premise (music calls up giant robots and dead musicians) only reinforces ClassicaLoid's probable reputation as the "what am I doing with my life" anime of the season. The scriptwriters are a little less impressive, but comedy fans should at least consider checking this out. PV | Key Visual Drifters Fantasy, Action, Comedy Here’s this season’s spin on the “transported to a fantasy world” premise. Replace the shut-in NEET protagonist with a bloodthirsty maniac, the hundred waifubait characters with hyperviolent action scenes, and the unfunny comedic moments with... more unfunny comedic moments. Fine, so Drifters isn’t so much a “transported to a fantasy world” anime as it is a blood ‘n guts fantasy series, but it looks like it’ll be okay as far as those types of anime tend to go. The staff for this are the same staff that worked on Hellsing Ultimate, right down to the mangaka for the source material. The PV looks crisp, so if you’re in the market for an anime that offers stylish, pulpy action and very little else, Drifters might be worth a look. PV | Key Visual Flip Flappers! Sci-Fi, Comedy Holy shit does this look to be one of the best-animated titles this season. This is an original series with a new director, though he has handled animation on quite a few sakuga-filled movies (including a Ghibli or two). The animation director has done key animation on Monogatari, Madoka, and Nagi no Asukara – and he handled Shin Sekai Yori’s excellent episode 19 (the hospital scene). We have no indicator as to who will be writing the damn thing, which is never a positive sign, but even if the story is nonsense the trailer indicates a level of energy that could carry this project through. PV | Key Visual Fune wo Amu Drama The noitaminA anime of the season. This is adapted from an actual novel – not a light novel! – placing it in the company of Shin Sekai Yori, Hyouka, and... Joker Game. Alright, so not every novel adaptation is a guaranteed hit, but novels are of a much higher average quality than their light novel counterparts. The live-action film adaptation of Fune wo Amu did well at international filmfests, so the material for this one can’t be too awful. The staff are also a bit of an open question. The director and series composer both worked on Say I Love You, but the director hasn’t done much else and the series composer is responsible for the 2006 Fate/Stay Night. There’s no guarantee that this will be worthwhile, but it has the potential to join the “well-written dramas involving adults” pile. If not, at least Rakugo S2 is in a few months. PV | Key Visual Gi(a)rlish Number Slice of Life We've got four or five cute girl SoL anime this season. This one is written by the same bloke who was behind Oregairu, and it features university students trying to become seiyuus. The art design in the PV is quite nice, so this will likely be the top pick so fas as CGDCT series go. PV | Key Visual (Credit to /u/sonlun96 for telling me that the Key Visual link was wrong. ) Idol Memories Music Not too much has been released about this one. The director here is completely new, and the studio (Seven Arcs) hasn't worked on anything too impressive either. The writer has handled on some decent mecha series in addition to FMA:B, but that's really the only reason to get excited here. PV | Key Visual Keijo!!!!!!!! (Hip Whip Girl) ‘Keijo’ is a type of gambling sport where girls stand on a small floating platform and compete against one another. The aim is to push the other contestant off of the platform into the water, but they are only allowed to use their butt or breasts to push the others off. – The anime’s synopsis. For all the dread that the above quote inspires, Keijo’s source material is far more enjoyable than it has any right to be. Essentially a sports manga that leans entirely into the audacity of its premise, Keijo has an entertaining cast of characters and a breezy pace. It’s far from a masterpiece, but it’s probably the best pick for ecchi fans this season. If you don’t need anime tiddies to wash down a sports series, Yuri on Ice, All Out, and Haikyuu 3 are all promising sports titles as well. PV | Key Visual Long Riders! Slice of Life, Comedy, Sports And here we have another “cute girls doing cute things” series. This one is about bicycles. The PV here is very middle-of-the-road, so unless you particularly enjoy CGDCT, Long Riders is skippable. PV | Key Visual Luger Code 1951 Action, Fantasy Even the synopsis of this one is a mess. We have a genius protagonist and secret codes and werewolves, and such a convoluted thing is unlikely to turn out well. Couple this with the fact that the scriptwriter was behind, Boku no Pico, and Big Order, and this is unlikely to be more than the resident “so bad it’s entertaining” series. NoDropMasterRace, this one is for you. PV | Key Visual Magic Kyun! Renaissance Reverse Harem, Music We are now in a season where studios are producing more reverse harems than regular harems. The director on this one previously handled Nozaki-kun, which was an excellent adaptation of already strong source material. The writer’s only original work was the delightfully campy reverse-harem musical (!!! ) Dance with Devils, though she’s also handled scripting on a variety of well-regarded shoujo and josei titles (Ao Haru Ride, Kimi ni Todoke, Nana). All promotional materials released so far suggest that this won't appeal to the typical r/anime user, but the pedigree of the staff might result in a surprisingly decent series. We'll see. PV | Key Visual Mahou Shoujo Ikusei Keikaku Action, Thriller, Mahou Shoujo Mahou Ikusei's premise initially sounds pretty great. "16 magical girls in a battle royale" has the potential for some neat battles, and since the studio has previously handled meta-spoiler, we know that they can blend moe and horror together well. The manga adaptation of the LN is short enough that one can hope for a complete adaptation, as well. Then one gets tempted to read the source material in anticipation for this title, and... well, did you ever go through that phase in middle school where you tried to prove that you could write Dark and Mature™ stories? Did said stories often include overdone, tragic backstories in order to add depth to your characters? Did a significant chunk of your wordcount go towards describing violence? If the answer to any of those questions is "yes", then, congratulations, your method of storytelling once resembled that of the Ikusei author! The scriptwriter here has also covered such prestigious titles as Elfen Lied and Ikkitousen, so there's not too much hope that this will drastically improve in adaptation. As schlocky series go, this might be an entertaining pile of trash, but don't hope for it to be too much more. PV | Key Visual Nazotokine Puzzles, I guess A brand new studio (Tengu Kobo) will be handling this, and since the director has mostly done CGI work in the past, it wouldn't be too surprising to see Nazotokine be all or mostly CG. We don't know much about this anime beyond "it's about puzzles", but I wish the studio luck in all of their endeavors. Nanbaka Comedy, Action, Drama The Nanbaka webmanga is wildly colorful and decently charming, but its jokes tend to miss more often than they hit. A talented staff could make a world of difference here, evening out the rougher bits of comedy while capturing what makes the source tick in the first place. Luckily, we have exactly that: Nanbaka's director has handled Nichibros, School Rumble, Swagamoto, and the first hundred episodes of Gintama. This isn't a guaranteed hit, but it's likely to earn a few chuckles at the very least. PV | Key Visual Occultic;Nine Sci-Fi, Mystery Ah, the newest entry in the Semi;Colon universe. Previous entries have ranged from the excellent Steins;Gate down to the messy Chaos;Child Chaos;Head ( /u/derpinat0rz, thanks for finding the typo). The staff don’t really tell us much about which direction this one will swing, either: the director handled both the fan favorite Your Lie in April and the downright awful Lance ‘N Masques. The other staff – including those in charge of sound – also worked on YLiA, so at least we’re guaranteed a team that can get along and a solid OST. Judging by the PV, we can expect to see the thriller elements early on, and the art design and sound are both crisp. The only aspect holding me back is the fanservice present within the trailer, which is more than a little troubling. PV | Key Visual Shuumatsu no Izetta Historical, Action, Military Aside from a rather interesting concept involving a princess and her protector during the beginning of World War II, this one is up in the air. The studio has mostly handled OVAs before, so there's a little worry that they won't be able to maintain this level of quality across a full series. The series composer – always a crucial position when discussing an original title – has handled a few of r/anime 's favorites such as So Ra No Wo To, but he also shoulders a lot of the blame for Guilty Crown. This could collapse halfway through, but let's hope that it won't. The PV is cool, so I recommend you check it out. PV | Key Visual Shakunetsu no Takkyuu Musume (Ping Pong Girl) Sports, Slice of Life Short disclaimer: while AniChart lists this as a Fall 2016 show, MAL doesn't have airing dates. There's a possibility that this doesn't belong here. Woo, another CGDCT series. The director actually handled FMA:B, but any adaptation is limited by its source material, and the source here isn't particularly good. Unless you really like big breasts on characters that otherwise look like six-year-olds, cliched humor, or yuribaiting that never goes anywhere, don't bother. Go give Yuuasa's Ping Pong a (re)watch instead. PV Soushin Shoujo Matoi Mahou Shoujo Probably the most typical magical girl series we’ll get this fall. The director has handled a few shoujo-ai projects in the past, while the scriptwriter has worked on everything from Honey and Clover to Trigun. White Fox is on this, and they might have a bit of extra pocket change after Re:Zero, so at least this is likely to have some nice animation. Unless this contains an overtly lesbian romance, though, there’s no other reason to suspect that this will be of interest to many people here. PV | Key Visual Stella no Mahou Comedy, Slice of Life Here’s yet another CGDCT anime. The backgrounds look stellar, which is unsurprising considering that the director previously handled Non Non Biyori and Tanaka-kun. He’s proven adept and spinning 4-koma gags into full episodes when the 4-koma itself is decent (Tanaka-kun), but I wasn't able to track down this bit of source material to see. PV | Key Visual Token Ranbu: Hanamaru Fantasy This adaptation of a popular Nitro+ game has been on the cards for a while, but it’s still somewhat surprising to hear that two studios will each get the chance to make an anime out of this. Doga Kobo has it for now, while ufotable plans for another adaptation in 2017. It’s currently unknown how those two adaptations will relate to one another. Video game adaptations are generally of poor quality, and the only asset in favor of Token Ranbu right now is the promise of Doga Kobo’s animation. The director is relatively inexperienced, and the scriptwriter received so much flack for his work on Kuma Miko that he deleted his Twitter account. This could succeed, but I wouldn’t hold my breath. PV | Key Visual Trickster: Edogawa Ranpo “Shounen Tanteidan” yori Mystery Anime originals are always an open question, and there’s nothing here to indicate that Trickster: Ranpo will go one way or another. The director has worked on Madoka’s 2nd and 9th episodes alongside its two compilation movies, though he’s also headed a number of mediocre series. There’s nothing to predict the quality of the script, either, since the writer hasn’t worked on anything prior to this. The PV certainly looks impressive, and with the composer of Boku no Hero Academia handling the soundtrack, we’re at least guaranteed some nice music. This could end up as a pleasant surprise, but there's nothing to indicate that it will. PV Udon no Kuni no Kiniro Kemari Slice of Life, Fantasy The staff on this one aren't too exciting – only the guy in charge of series composition has notable experience. He's handled a few solid anime-original projects (Tokyo Magnitude 8. 0) in addition to some dismal adaptations (Divine Gate). "Single parent takes care of cute kid" is, however, one of the most consistent premises out there, so this probably can't fail too badly. The PV has some gorgeous watercolored backgrounds and soothing music, so go check it out. If you like your SoL sans cute girls, this will probably be your top pick. PV | Key Visual Watashi ga Motete Dosunda Comedy, Reverse Harem, Shoujo For all that this represents a genderswapped version of “loser otaku MC gets four attractive girls and uses them to act out his otaku fantasies", it's got a few decent tongue-in-cheek gags. The series composer has an impressive track record (a number of well-received comedy titles alongside Bebop), so I imagine that some members of r/anime will find this amusing. PV Yuri!!! On Ice Sports Let’s get the obvious misconception out of the way first: given its all-male cast, this anime is extremely unlikely to contain a lesbian romance. That aside, this title could be excellent. Studio MAPPA is associated with visually stunning pieces such as Zankyou no Terror, and while it’s a little concerning that they’ll be covering 2 series this fall ( Days is the other), Yuri on Ice has a fantastically-animated PV. The director, Sayo Yamamoto, has previously worked on Michiko and Hatchin, Redline, and Ergo Proxy, but it is perhaps Endless Night that most gives an indicator as to Yuri on Ice’s quality. The other staff are relative newbies, but assuming that Yuri on Ice manages to avoid many of the common pitfalls of sports anime, it will be worth a look. PV | Key Visual I'll also link Endless Night again, because if you haven't seen it you really should. Zaregoto Mystery, Conversation Simulator We’ve got NisioIsin’s writing, Shaft’s animation, and Yuki Kaijura’s music. So, y’know. No expectations here or anything. (For those who haven't heard of them before, NisioIsin wrote the Monogatari LNs, Shaft animated Nisekoi and Zetsubou-Sensei, and Kaijura scored Fate/Zero and Madoka. All three creators have a great reputation on r/anime. ) The director for this piece handled Madoka’s 10th episode, while the other staff involved have been on a number of prestigious titles. The PV looks spectacular, and the schedule as a monthly OVA release means that they’ll probably be able to keep the animation quality up. Zaregoto is NisioIsin’s first work, and I’ve heard many liken it to Katanagatari more than to Monogatari, but fans of either of those series should definitely give this a shot. PV. Over the past few weeks, I've heard quite a few people expressing dissatisfaction with the new anime in this coming season. Considering the crop of shows, that's not too surprising – very few titles have prestigious or popular source material. While there's no clear crossover hit, we'll at least get a number of solid genre picks and a number of potentially interesting original series. Sequels & Spin-Offs If you liked the previous installments of these, you should probably watch their sequels. If you didn’t like the previous installments, you probably shouldn’t. If you haven’t seen their earlier seasons, now might be a great time to check them out. All PVs for sequel seasons may spoil events in the previous installments, so don't watch them unless you're caught up! Ajin 2nd Season Horror, Action The first season was added to Netflix at the end of winter, so this never got the discussion it really deserved. Most people who watched it found it enjoyable, so if you're willing to check out a full CG series, here's the MAL page for the first season. PV Brave Witches Ecchi, Military, Action Strike Witches is for those who enjoy both military scenarios and pantsu. I imagine Brave Witches, its spin-off, will be similar. Funimation has Strike Witches, in case you wanted to join the rewatch that's starting today. PV Bungou Stray Dogs 2nd Cour Supernatural, Mystery, Action Here's the MAL page for the first season, which had more than its fair share of nice backgrounds and Bones animation. It's available on Crunchyroll. Key Visual Bubuki Buranki: Hoshi no Kyojin (BBK/BRNK 2) Action, Mecha, Sci-Fi If you're one of the three people who watched and enjoyed the first season, this one's for you! Assuming that you're alright with all-CGI animation, you can check out the MAL page for the first season here. Also on Crunchyroll. PV | Key Visual Haikyuu!! : Karasuno Koukou VS Shiratorizawa Gakuen Koukou (Haikyuu!! Third Season) Sports Haikyuu! is an excellent sports anime, even for people who think they don't like sports anime. Here's a WT! thread and MAL link for the first season. Both seasons can be watched on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and TheAnimeNetwork. PV | Key Visual Hibike! Euphonium 2nd Season (Sound! Euphonium 2nd Season) Slice of Life, Drama, Music Euphonium is generally considered to be one of KyoAni's best works in recent years. Here's a WT! and the MAL page for the first season. If you want to catch up, there's a rewatch scheduled before S2 is out. The series (including the OVA! ) is available on Crunchyroll. PV | Key Visual Lostorage Incited WIXOSS Psychological, Drama It hasn't yet been announced how this will tie into previous installments, but it can't hurt to see the previous installments before this one. Here's a WT! thread and MAL page for the first season. Funimation has this one. PV | Key Visual Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans 2nd Season Mecha, Sci-Fi, Drama The first season is viable entry point into the Gundam franchise, so feel free to check it out even if you know nothing about any other installment. Here's the MAL page for the first season. You can find it on Crunchyroll, Hulu, Funimation, and Daisuki. PV | Key Visual Natsume Yuujinchou Go (Natsume's Book of Friends Five) Slice of Life, Supernatural, Drama Natsume's Book of Friends is often mentioned as the go-to anime after Mushishi. Both are excellent titles. Here's a WT! and MAL page for the first season. You can find all previous seasons on Crunchyroll. Tiger Mask W Sports, Shounen The first two seasons of this aired in 1969 and 1981, respectively, so this one will almost certainly be newbie-friendly. Toei is handling this, so it'll likely end up as a long-running series that holds more interest for Japanese audiences than it does for r/anime users. PV | Key Visual Uta No Prince-Sama 4 Reverse Harem, Music, Shoujo I don't think I've ever seen anybody mention UtaPri here, mostly because this sub is mainly male. The first season is one of the most popular titles out there for people who like male idol anime. ViVid Strike! Mahou Shoujo This is a spin-off of the Nanoha franchise, but not too much else has been announced yet. The director has a bit of a mixed track record, with Bakuon, Ranma 1/2, and Glasslip all to his name. Key Visual | PV (Thanks to /u/Creasie for bringing the PV to my attention and correcting this section! ) ing!! Comedy, Slice of Life As best I can tell, this is adapting some spin-off material from a webcomic. I'm not sure whether the previous material is neccessary to see this, but here's the MAL page for the first season anyway. Crunchyroll is streaming at least the first season of this. PV | Key Visual Other Youtube playlist with all available PVs for non-sequel series. Imgur album with most key visuals. Major, major credit to /u/Oh_Alright for looking this post over. ( /u/semajdreahs, you wanted me to summon you for this post. You have been summoned).
In mobile hidden network recent And Then We dance dance. In mobile hidden network recent And Then We dancefloor. One of the best georgian film, must watch. Haven't seen yet but this film isn't just a simple gay movie this film stands for the idea of the expression of your self in dance and in the society you live with.
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May 2013. Tbilisi, Georgia. Dozens of gay activists proudly marching against homophobia were violently beat by 20,000 protesters, led by Orthodox Church priests. Police did nothing to prevent the incident. Around this time, 15 countries had legalised the right to same-sex marriage while many others were on their way to doing the same.
But not Georgia.
This deplorable tragedy struck a chord with Levan Akin, whose Georgian roots urged him to make And Then We Danced - a sensual tale on falling in love in a place held back by austere traditions, and the bravest act one can commit under these circumstances: staying true to who you are by opening up your heart. It's easy to compare this to Call Me By Your Name - both films are delicate and emotionally charged explorations of first love where actions pioneer over words - but to do so would be a disservice to a story so ravishingly distinct and culturally significant, one that isn't even supported by its own country because the freedom to love is still imposed by the horrors of convention. Yet, despite the contextual heartache surrounding its conception, Akin moulds a beautiful recital of yearning and acceptance, condemning Georgia's stance by joyously celebrating gay love rather than directly chastising a nation through a cynical narrative. Only those who have learnt to love against all the hate in this world can fight that way, and Akin delivers in euphoric spades.
And Then We Danced is a technical showpiece and a tender introspection on becoming who you were always meant to be. I won't stop thinking about its everlasting embrace.
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