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Look Back U.K. and Ireland Cinema Details (Updated)

posted on by Andrew Osmond
Distributor K-Movie posts a list of the cinemas that will screen Look Back from this Friday

Update - K-Movie has expanded its list of venues

The distributor K-Movie has posted a list of UK and Ireland cinemas that will screen the film of Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto's "Look Back" one-shot manga on its X/Twitter feed. This is a separate release from the November screenings of Look Back in the Scotland Loves Anime festival in Glasgow, Edinburgh and London.

London

Cineworld cinemas - Leicester Square / O2 / Wembley / Feltham / Wandsworth / Hounslow / South Ruislip

Vue cinemas - West End / Westfield Stratford / Westfield / Finchley Road / Finchley North / Shepherds Bush / Fulham Broadway / Islington / Harrow / Romford / Croydon Grants

Odeon cinemas - Haymarket / Kingston / Greenwich / Action / Wimbledon / Holloway / Epsom / Lee Valley / Uxbridge

Picturehouse cinemas - Picturehouse Central / Brixton / Finsbury Park / West Norwood / Hackney

Outside London

BIRMINGHAM - CINEWORLD Birmingham Broad Street / ODEON Birmingham New St. / Birmingham Broadway Plaza

MANCHESTER - VUE Manchester Printworks / ODEON Manchester Great Northern / Trafford Centre

EDINBURGH - VUE Edinburgh Omni / CINEWORLD Edinburgh / PICTUREHOUSE Edinburgh

CARDIFF - CINEWORLD Cardiff / ODEON Cardiff

SHEFFIELD - CINEWORLD Sheffield / ODEON Sheffield

GLASGOW - CINEWORLD Glasgow RS / VUE Glasgow St Enoch / ODEON Glasgow Quay

LEEDS - VUE Leeds Light / ODEON Leeds Bradford

LIVERPOOL - ODEON Liverpool One

LEICESTER - ODEON Leicester

PORTSMOUTH - VUE Portsmouth

YORK - VUE York / PICTUREHOUSE York

MILTON KEYNES - CINEWORLD Milton Keynes / ODEON Milton Keynes Stadium

NEWCASTLE - CINEWORLD Newcastle

WOLVERHAMPTON - CINEWORLD Wolverhampton

WATFORD - VUE Watford

EASTBOURNE - CINEWORLD Eastbourne

ENFIELD - CINEWORLD Enfield

LUTON - CINEWORLD Luton

NOTTINGHAM - CINEWORLD Nottingham

STEVENAGE - CINEWORLD Stevenage

BATH - ODEON Bath

BRIGHTON - ODEON Brighton

BASINGSTOKE - VUE Basingstoke Festival Place

BLACKBURN - VUE Blackburn

BRISTOL - VUE Bristol Cribbs / ODEON Bristol

BOURNEMOUTH - ODEON Bournemouth

COLCHESTER - ODEON Colchester

ELLESMERE PORT - VUE Cheshire Oaks

CHESTER - PICTUREHOUSE Chester

COVENTRY - ODEON Coventry

DERBY - ODEON Derby

DURHAM - ODEON Durham

EXETER - VUE Exeter

GUILDFORD - ODEON Guildford

HATFIELD - ODEON Hatfield

HULL - ODEON Hull

LINCOLN - ODEON Lincoln

MANSFIELD - ODEON Mansfield

MEDWAY - ODEON Chatham

NORWICH -ODEON Norwich

OXFORD - ODEON Oxford George St

SOUTHEND - ODEON Southend

TAMWORTH - ODEON Tamworth

TELFORD - ODEON Telford

TUNBRIDGE WELLS - ODEON Tunbridge Wells

GATESHEAD - VUE Gateshead, ODEON Metrocentre

NORTHAMPTON - VUE Northampton

READING - VUE Reading

SWANSEA - VUE Swansea

LETCHWORTH - PICTUREHOUSE Letchworth

WELWYN - PICTUREHOUSE Welwyn

SCOTLAND - ODEON Luxe Dundee, ODEON Dunfermline

IRELAND - - VUE Dublin / CINEWORLD Dublin / ODEON Belfast / ODEON Limerick / ODEON Blanchardstown

GKIDS, which released the film in North America, has streamed an English-subtitled trailer:

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Image via GKIDS' X/Twitter account

The film has sold over 1 million tickets in Japan. The film has earned over 1.73 billion yen (about US$12 million) at the Japanese box office.

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Image via Look Back Anime's X/Twitter
The film opened in theaters in Japan on June 28. Yūmi Kawai and Mizuki Yoshida star in the film. Kawai plays Fujino, a fourth grader who draws four-panel comics in the school newspaper. Yoshida plays Kyomoto, Fujino's classmate who has been skipping school.

Kiyotaka Oshiyama (Flip Flappers) directed the anime, and was also in charge of the screenplay and character designs. Oshiyama's Studio Durian produced the film.

The staff also includes:

Singer urara performs the film's theme "Light song" by composer haruka nakamura.

Fujimoto debuted the one-shot manga on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ in July 2021. The manga had over 2.5 million views on its first day. Viz Media and MANGA Plus launched the manga digitally in English. Viz Media published the manga in print in September 2022. The company describes the story:

The overly confident Fujino and the shut-in Kyomoto couldn't be more different, but a love of drawing manga brings these two small-town girls together. A poignant story of growing up and moving forward that only Tatsuki Fujimoto, the creator of Chainsaw Man, could have crafted.

The manga won the first Rakuten Kobo E-book Awards in May 2023, and it ranked at #1 in the 2022 edition of Takarajimasha's Kono Manga ga Sugoi! (This Manga Is Amazing!) guidebook. It was also nominated for last year's Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, and was second place at the 15th Manga Taisho awards.


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