Eric Shaw: In The House—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Eric Shaw: In The House—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Drambuie Presents: Cinema 16
Drambuie Presents: Cinema 16
Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings

Remix'd Networking at Rubin Museum of Art - August 15th

On August 15th from 6-10pm, join fellow NYC entrepreneurs & professionals for REMIX’D NETWORKING, hosted by SCENEPR at the beautiful Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan. Come mix & mingle with NYC’s best, brightest and nicest entrepreneurs & professionals, representing a variety of industries. Remix’d features: » dj spinning global grooves » art gallery » happy hour 6-7pm (2 for 1 cocktails) » CabaretCinema film: Gandahar Where: K2 Lounge at The Rubin Museum of Art 150 West 17th Street New York, NY Directions: Cross Street: Between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue Directions: F; L; 1, 2, 3 at 14th St; FREE ADMISSION. RSVP @ http://remixaug.eventbrite.com

Film & Entertainment Breakfast Forum - Sat., Aug. 9th [Remin

Hi All.. Thanks to those people who have already gotten their tickets to this weekends networking breakfast. This event is very grassroots and intimate. The purpose….to allow for more in depth conversation between attendees. There will be nice continental breakfast, which should include coffee, juice, muffins, and fruit…as well as plenty opportunity to not only gather business cards, but actually talk business and discover new opportunities for collaboration as well as promote your business and your services. The cost is $20..and if you order by MIDNIGHT tonight, and enter “snazzy” as your discount code…you will receive $5 off the price. There will be no tickets sold at the door as seating is LIMITED. It will be a limited and focused group (only so you’re sure to get great exposure and meet everyone. So, come out for breakfast with us and brainstorm some new ideas, share your thoughts, discover new friends or business partners! Get your tickets online at http://sceneprevents.eventbrite.com Best, Daron Jenkins CEO SCENEPR
Great American Spelling Bee—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Great American Spelling Bee—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Myopenbar Presents: Monotonix—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings
Myopenbar Presents: Monotonix—Your Weekly Myopenbar.com Listings

Imaginasian Pictures Presents: CANARY - NY and LA Screenings

© ‘Canary’ Film partners. All rights reserved. CANARY Written and Directed by Akihiko Shiota
Distributed by Bandai Visual and Imaginasian Pictures
Run Time: 132 min.
Language: Japanese w/ English subtitles

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http://www.canarythemovie.com/ EXCLUSIVE NEW YORK AND LA ENGAGEMENTS

New York: July 25 - 31, 2008
at The ImaginAsian Theater (239 East 59th Street)
TICKETS AND SHOWTIMES HERE: http://www.theimaginasian.com

Los Angeles: August 8 - 14, 2008
at The ImaginAsian Center (251 S. Main Street)
TICKETS AND SHOWTIMES HERE: http://iacenterla.com


Based on the true events of the deadly gas attacks perpetrated by members of the Aum Shinrikyo cult on the Tokyo subway system, CANARY tells the moving story of two children, each abandoned by their families, who come together in the wake of the scarring event.

Twelve-year-old Koichi has grown up within the confines of a religious cult whose violently instilled dogma has all but destroyed his sense of identity. After a murderous attack, the cult disbands and Koichi finds himself abandoned by his mother and forcibly separated from his sister. To reunite his broken family, Koichi breaks out of the child welfare system and sets off to Tokyo. While on the run, he meets Yuki, a girl desperate to flee from her abusive father.

Koichi and Yuki travel together in search of his sister, facing the inevitable troubles of children making their way in the world without the guidance or protection of adults. The separate scars of their pasts cause friction between the two, but their struggles develop a familial bond that allows them to confront both their pasts and the future ahead.

Beautiful and poignant, Akihiko Shiota’s film illustrates the resiliency of forgotten youth in forging their own destiny from a tragic past.

CANARY is written and directed by the award winning director Akihiko Shiota, and stars Hoshi Ishida and Mitsuki Tanimura. Hoshi Ishida won the Sponichi Grand Prize New Talent Award for his role at the 2006 Mainichi Film Awards.

Red Hook Vendors Return; What the Candidates Like to Eat »

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Coming in 2009 to this space: Marea.Photo: Shanna Ravindra

Having just finished reworking L’Impero as Convivio, and with sister restaurant Alto firing busily away in midtown, chef…