We will screen movies and documentaries from these 12 countries: South Africa, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Brazil, Belgium, Senegal, Australia, Myanmar, Iran, China, India and Cameroon.

In July we will screen a Belgian film about illegal immigration on the 9th of July, introduced by the representative of WCP (who is Belgian) and a film from Senegal about female circumcision on the 23rd of July, introduced by APU students from Senegal.

In June we screened an Australian film on the 11th of June, introduced by an Australian APU professor and a film from Cameroon on the 25th of June, introduced by APU students from Cameroon.

Prof. Askew	Joseph

In May we focused on Kazakhstan (May 14) and Brazil (May 28).

Friday, the 14th of May from 7pm, we screened a movie about the harsh life of shepherds in Kazakhstan. The film was introduced by Mika and Saltah from Kazakhstan, who are both studying in APU.

Mika	Saltah

Friday, the 28th of May from 7pm, we screened a film about slum kids in Brazil. The movie was introduced by Ayumi, a Mexican/Japanese student who lived in Brazil (Sao Paolo) for 9 years.

Ayumi

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In April we focused on South Africa (April 16) and Indonesia (April 23).

Friday, the 16th of April at 7pm, we screened a movie/docu about village life in South Africa, introduced by Nathalie Sanga, an APU graduate student who lived for 12 years in cape Town, South Africa and is fluent in Japanese. She was very happy to answer all your questions after the screening and told us she enjoyed the experience. Good to hear that! Please come to the next screening, Nathalie! The people showed their appreciation for the project and donated quite a lot to support the NGO's Hoshi Zora and Room to Read (see charity link). Thanks for that! Nobody complained about the fact that we had to cancel Tsotsi, so this means the people are there for many more reasons than just watching a movie. Stay tuned for our next screening!

Nathalie Sanga

Friday the April 23rd, we screened an Indonesian movie about an islam school in Indonesia. The movie was introduced in both Japanese and English by Aby and Saras from Indonesia. Thanks a lot for the fantastic job you all did! And thanks to all Indonesians for being there and bringing joy and warmth in the cinema theatre!

Aby	Saras

We would like to thank the members of our team for all the fantastic work they have done so far!

Ayumi - for helping us subtitling, representing us on local TV and doing the sexy trailer voice-over!

Tomoko and Abe - for doing great PR!

Nakamura san - for letting us use his Bluebird cinema theatre twice a month

Kaleb - for being the best subtitler in the world!

Clevis, Iqra, Nunu, Mark, Pyeetson, Miyatake san - for helping us out with the trailer

Tetsuya, Aiste, Misumi, Erico, Akiko, Shoko, Hiroko, Chihiro- for helping us subtitling and/or proofreading

Desca, Nathalie, Aiste, Ayumi- for being so beautiful on local TV!

Miura san - for making it happen on CTB and being our personal taxi driver!

Bui and Dissa - for the night editing sessions and making such a beautiful cover...

Aby and Saras for introducing Indonesia to the Beppu citizens.

Mika, Serik and Saltah for introducing Kazakhstan to the Beppu citizens.

Ayumi and Sergio for introducing Brazil to the Beppu citizens

- more people will be on this list in the near future, since this project is expanding more and more every day, if you want to help us too, please call or mail us or come to the screenings and have a chat with us!

WCP Team 2010