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Relaxed screening: Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! London Film Festival @ BFI, London
Relaxed screening: Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
Recently widowed Haru rediscovers her love for ballroom dancing, only to find herself attracted to her new instructor, in this zany, toe-tapping film.
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Director
Josef Kubota Wladyka
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Screenwriters
Josef Kubota Wladyka, Nicholas Huynh
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With
Rinko Kikuchi, Alberto Guerra, Alejandro Edda
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USA 2026. 121min
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Courtesy of
Sony UK
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Languages
English, Japanese, Spanish
With some English subtitles
Access information
Monday 12 October 19:00
- Relaxed screening
- Closed Captions (CC) via WatchWord smart glasses
Haru (an excellent Rinko Kikuchi) loves ballroom dancing. But after tragedy strikes, she retreats into isolation. Her concerned friends convince her to return to the studio, where she soon becomes infatuated with a new instructor. With Haru throwing caution to the wind, director Josef Kubota Wladyka delivers an exploration of grief that is bold, surprisingly playful and crowd-pleasing.
Chloé Trayner
Before the screening
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No trailers will be shown.
The programme will be introduced.
During the screening
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