Skip City: a yen for digital filmmaking

The world's first specialist digital film festival, Japan's Skip City D-Cinema, ended its 2010 edition by passing out the cheques and cheers to the winner on the weekend.
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The world’s first specialist digital film festival, Japan’s Skip City D-Cinema, ended its 2010 edition by passing out the cheques and cheers to the winner on the weekend.

Opening on 23 July with a special screening of the digitally remastered 1997 Japanese road movie The Yellow Handkerchief with director Yoji Yamada in attendance, the festival screened 20 features (13 of them in competition) and 10 shorts in competition.

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