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Film Screening “Midnight Traveler” (Minato TABUNKA Cine-Talk)

Date and
Time

Tuesday, January 20, 2026
18:15-20:30 (Doors open at 18:00)

Location

Art Hall, Shirokane Campus, Meiji Gakuin University
(1-2-37 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo)

Fee

Admission:
・General: ¥1,500 (¥1,800 at the door)
・MIA Members: ¥800 (¥1,000 at the door)
・U25 (Age 25 and under): ¥800 (¥1,000 at the door)

Important Notes:
*MIA member rates apply only to current FY2025 members. Member number must be provided at the time of registration. (Please contact the MIA office if you don’t know your member number)
*For Non-members U25, we ask that you register as an MIA Youth Member at the venue on the day of the event. (FY2025 membership fee is free)

Capacity

Around 50 participants

How to
Apply

Please register through the dedicated Peatix page:
https://minatotabunkacinetalk-20260120.peatix.com

Registration Deadline:
23:59 on the day before the screening
*Tickets will be available at the door (cash only).

Inquiries

Minato International Association (MIA)
Tel: 03-6440-0233
Email: office@minato-intl-assn.gr.jp

Notes

The Minato International Association (MIA) hosts a bi-monthly event called “Minato TABUNKA Cine-Talk”,
which combines film screenings with group discussions. Under the theme “Building a multicultural community
through film,” the program showcases works that explore diverse perspectives from around the world.

The film we will be screening is the documentary Midnight Traveler, which follows a family from Afghanistan as they seek asylum, filmed entirely on smartphones.

Director Hassan Fazili and his family embark on a journey to escape life-threatening danger and find a safe place to live. Through harsh conditions at borders and unstable life in refugee camps, the film portrays the very human story of a family behind the word “refugee.”

After the screening, there will be a discussion session where participants can freely share their thoughts and impressions. Everyone is welcome, whether you want to have an in-depth conversation about the film or just join casually.

The film features audio mainly in Persian, English, Turkish, and Bulgarian, with Japanese and English subtitles.

In cooperation with
– Internal Internationalization Project, Meiji Gakuin University
– Department of Education and Child Development, Faculty of Psychology, Meiji Gakuin University

→For the details and registration, please visit our Peatix page: https://minatotabunkacinetalk-20260120.peatix.com

★Click here for the 2025 annual schedule of Minato TABUNKA Cine-Talk.

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