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Monkey King: Hero is Back
The University of Michigan Center for Chinese Studies presents a screening of "Monkey King: Hero is Back" as part of their Electric Shadows: 2016 Contemporary Chinese Film Series.
When:
October 18, 2016 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Where
Sponsored by the Confucius Institute and Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies at U-M, Electric Shadows: 2016 Contemporary Chinese Film Series will feature five popular Chinese films released in recent years.
Monkey King: Hero is Back Synopsis:
The all-powerful Monkey King once roamed freely between Heaven and Earth, but after angering the Gods, he was imprisoned within an ice cage deep within the mountains. 500 years later, monsters attack a small village and a child flees to the mountains. Unknowingly, the child releases the Monkey King from his curse. With the help and encouragement from this special child, Monkey King saves the village from the evil monsters. Courtesy of SC Films International.
Full Film Series Schedule
The Mermaid (2016), 7PM on Tuesday, 9/27 at the Michigan Theater – R rated
Monster Hunt (2015), 7 PM on Tuesday, 10/4 at Angell Hall – Unrated
What Women Want (2011), 7PM on Tuesday, 10/11 at Angell Hall – Unrated
Monkey King (2015), 7PM on Tuesday, 10/18at Angell Hall – Unrated
Mountains May Depart (2015), 7PM on Tuesday, 10/25 at Angell Hall – Unrated
Cost:
Free
Phone Number:
734-764-6308
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