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posted on 2004-06-08 12:13 EDT by Christopher Macdonald

Subway Cinema will be running its annual showcase devoted to new feature films from Asia from June 18 to 27. Included among the movies will be Azumi and Umizaru, both based on Japanese manga. For more details visit subwaycinema.com.

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This Week in Anime - Jigglefest 2025

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The Shōjo Anime Renaissance

Jan 20, 09:00

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RuriDragon Volume 1 Manga Review

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Blue Exorcist: Beyond the Snow Saga Anime Series Review

Jan 18, 12:00

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