by | Nov 6, 2021 | Films, Virtual Cinema

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T O K Y O   S H A K I N G

IN-THEATRE
Sat, Dec 11 4:00 | Sun, Dec 12 7:00

$10 adv, $15 door, Tokyo Shaking.
$16 adv, $24 door, double-feature with Josep.
Proof of vaccination required for admission.

STREAMING ONLINE
Availability extended for a limited time…

The biggest earthquake Japan has ever experienced triggers the Fukushima nuclear reactor disaster. Alexandra has recently arrived in Tokyo as an executive with a French bank and is tasked with managing corporate profit and risk objectives as the crisis unfolds.

Confident, educated and accomplished, Alexandra is torn between business and government disinformation, loyalty to her work team and love of her family. Under pressure, she must choose between shifting management mandates and her personal honor and compassion in the face of emerging terror and anxiety.

Based on a true story and real events, Tokyo Shaking  will appeal to general audiences who enjoy drama and suspense, and especially those with interest in global cultural contrasts … the conflicts faced by women in business … banking, finance and international commerce … current events and contemporary Japanese history … business and government ethics … how we cope with natural disasters.

DISCUSSION LEADERS

Sosena Erco,
Discussion Leader

Sosena ErcoCurrently on assignment with Procter & Gamble, Sosena Erco is a project manager and senior consultant with SOGETI, the technology and engineering subsidiary of the French multinational CapGemini Group.

With time spent in Europe, Africa and Japan, she is conversant with international cultures and business practices. In Cincinnati, Sosena volunteers with APNET (the African Professionals Network) and Cincinnati World Cinema.

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Margaret Swallow,
Discussion Leader

Margaret Swallow A marketing, personal leadership and high-performing teamwork consultant, Margaret Swallow has 40+ years business experience in both the private and public sectors. A natural “ambassador,” she has been a guest speaker at business and NGO meetings in the USA, Japan, Central and South America, and Africa.

Margaret was a co-founder and board member of the International Women’s Coffee Alliance and has worked closely with the IWCA Japanese chapter. Previously, she was the recipient of the Procter & Gamble Alumni Humanitarian Award, presented in Geneva, 2013. Margaret has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in Sociology from the University of Maryland.
Margaret Swallow

WHAT, WHERE, WHEN & HOW MUCH

HYBRID EVENT: On the big screen at the Garfield and in the Virtual Cinema.

WHAT:
“TOKYO SHAKING
Director Olivier Peyon, France/Belgium, Drama/Suspense, 2021, 101 min, primarily in French, plus English, Japanese and Filipino/Tagalog; with English subtitles.
Starring Karin Viard – 3x winner and 10x nominee, César Awards (French Oscars); with Stéphane Bak; Philippe Uchan; Jean-François Cayrey and Charlie Dupont.

WHERE:
☀ THE GARFIELD THEATRE, 719 Race St., Cincinnati, OH 45202.
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Proof of full vaccination is required for in-theatre admission, with masking, reduced capacity and distancing practiced in the venue.

WHEN:
☀ In THE GARFIELD THEATRE,
Saturday, Dec 11, 4:00 pm.
Sunday, Dec 12, 7:00 pm.
Also available as a same-day double-feature with Josep
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☀ In The CWC VIRTUAL CINEMA 24×7,
Availability extended for a limited time…

TICKETS:
In-theatre single tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door (if not sold out in advance).
In-theatre double-feature tickets are $16 in advance, $24 at the door:
— Saturday, Dec 11, Toyko Shaking 4 pm + Josep 7 pm
— Sunday, Dec 12, Josep 4 pm + Tokyo Shaking 7 pm

Virtual Cinema single tickets are $15.
Virtual Cinema double-feature tickets are $24.
— Watch separately, together, in any order.

All tickets available online via the Tix Buttons (top of this webpage), and by phone at (859) 957-3456.

ADA ACCESS & SAFETY PROTOCOLS:
The Garfield is ADA accessible. ADA details and Covid-19 information can be found on the CWC Policies Page.

TERMS OF PURCHASE (In-Theatre):
Purchase of a ticket confirms acceptance by the purchaser that the presenter/host and their staff will not be liable for any loss, damage, action, claim, cost or expenses which may arise in the consequence of attendance at this event.
Purchaser declares that they will not attend unless in good health on the day of the event. Further, purchaser understands it is impossible to guarantee that they will not be exposed to Covid-19 and will attend at their own risk.

SOCIAL MEDIA ASSETS
Please download, print, email and post on SM…
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Double Feature web graphic …
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DRINKS & DINING

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It couldn’t be easier – across the street from the Garfield Theatre, you’ll find the Butcher & Barrel, home of delicious shareables, salads, entrees, sides and desserts, plus excellent wine, craft beer and mixed drinks.

For CWC patrons, general manager Michaele Kadivnik offers a 15% discount on your order, excluding alcohol; menu is on the website. Reservations are strongly recommended, especially if you are dining between a CWC double feature. You should present your online confirmation or ticket from the event, and let your server know if there are time constraints. The discount is valid only for the date of ticket.

HOURS: MON-TUE, closed; WED-THS, 4-10 pm; FRI-SAT, 4-12 am; SUN, 4-10 pm. The kitchen closes one hour before the restaurant, every night. Hours and menu subject to change – check the website before booking. RESERVATIONS REQUESTED: 513-954-8974 or thebutcherbarrel.com.

SAFETY PROTOCOLS, from Butcher & Barrel management:
“ALL GUESTS are required to wear face masks when they arrive, and while in any common spaces. In compliance with the most recent government guidelines, we cannot allow guests to wait for a table in common areas and reservations are accepted for groups of UP TO 10 guests ONLY.”

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