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Film Screening: The Gate Keeper of Enmyoin
ChopsticksNY [09/24/03:29]
October 1 and 2

The Vilcek Foundation showcases the work of innovative foreign-born artists at its new cultural center.  They will screen The GateKeeper of Enmyoin directed by a Japanese, New York based couple, Reiko Tahara and Max Uesugi.  The documentary chronicles the life of 95-year-old Teijun Ogawa, a rare female priest in the male-dominated Japanese Shingon Buddhist Sect.  Intertwined within this story is that of Ms. Tahara speaking of her own journey as an immigrant, woman, wife and mother and the search for balance and freedom. Q&A with the filmmakers will follow.
Location: 167 E. 73rd St. (bet. Lexington and 3rd Aves.)
TEL:212-472-2500 / Email: info@vilcek.org
Sheepy [10/02/14:42]
This is definitely something to watch out for. I'll try to make it to the show tonight.
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