News
07/03/2010: Next Showing: Tuesday 9th March 2010
Welcome to all members
Our next showing will be opposite the Union in Baines Wing 1.16. We will be meeting in the Old Bar (down the stairs immediately as you enter the Union building) from 6:00pm, and the showing itself will start at 6:30pm. Check the About section to find out more!
We look forward to seeing you all there!
Spotlight on Music
We will also be hosting a special showing on Sunday 14th March.
And will be showing Detroit Metal City, Swing Girls and Nana!.
14/11/2009: Give it a Go: Wednesday 18th November 2009
Our Give it a Go will be on Wednesday 18th November, upstairs in the Union in Arc Conference Room. We will be meeting in the Old Bar (down the stairs immediately as you enter the Union building) from 6:30pm (look out for our banner!), and the showing itself will start at 7:30pm till 10:30. Check the About section to find out more!
We look forward to seeing you all there!
04/11/2009: Society Merchandise
As discussed at our showings, we are thinking about getting some society tshirts or hoodies etc. Please visit the forum for more information:
Society Merchandise
30/10/2009: Halloween Marathon: 01/11/09
EACS presents an afternoon of a selection of the best horror and gore that East Asia has to offer!
Where: ARC room 2
When: Sunday 1st November 2009 from 3:00pm to 9:00pm
What: The line up is currently Three Extremes 2, Shutter and a third from Terracotta.
It will be free for members and only £1 for non-members. Snacks would be provided as well as breaks in between films!
22/10/2009: Thirst at Hyde Park Picture House
That's right, EAC is planning to go out and watch Thirst
Where: Hyde Park Picture House
When: Saturday 24th October 2009
8:20pm
Starring: Kang ho Song, Ok Vin Kim, Hae Sook Kim
Director: Dir. Park Chan-wook
Synopsis: THIRST is a vampire film with a twist. A devout, good-natured priest (Song), loved by the local community, volunteers to take part in a medical experiment seeking to cure a terrible disease. The experiment fails, and, after seemingly coming back from the dead and being heralded as a hero, the priest begins to suffer a craving for human blood. As changes in his mind and body lead him into a lustful affair with the wife of one of his oldest friends tired of the monotony of her life the priest descends further and further into acts of depravity, completing his transformation from an agent of good to a being of evil, as he clings desperately to his final shreds of humanity. THIRST presents a new take on the archetypal story, with plenty of dark humour.
Note: Don't know where Hyde Park Picture House is? No problem, drop an e-mail or post in the EAC forum and we can arrange a meet up point before the film and walk there.
Also, be sure to bring your Student Card along and money. It is a cinema after all and the last time I went they had student prices for tickets.