Monday 9 November

OLDBOY at Prince Charles Cinema and GHOST IN THE SHELL on 35mm in Norwich

Prince Charles Cinema, London, 3pm, and Cinema City, Norwich, 6pm

Park Chan-wook's OLDBOY plays at Prince Charles Cinema at 3pm. Our OLDBOY special edition 2 disc Blu-ray is £17.97 and the 4K UHD is £24.97. In Norwich, GHOST IN THE SHELL plays on 35mm at Cinema City at 6pm as part of the Norwich Film Festival.

Also on Monday: RAISE THE RED LANTERN at the Garden Cinema at 5:30pm (sold out) and at the Cameo in Edinburgh. It is the first of several 4K dates for Zhang Yimou's film this week, covered below.

Tuesday 10 November

FIRE FESTIVAL, AKIRA on 35mm and IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES

Garden Cinema, Prince Charles Cinema and ICA, London

Select Japan shows Mitsuo Yanagimachi's FIRE FESTIVAL at the Garden Cinema at 6pm, which was sold out at the time of writing. Our HIMATSURI: FIRE FESTIVAL limited edition Blu-ray from Third Window Films is available to preorder for December, £19.99.

FIRE FESTIVAL, directed by Mitsuo Yanagimachi, Garden Cinema, Tuesday 10 November, 6pm

At Prince Charles Cinema, AKIRA plays on 35mm, subtitled, at 3:10pm, and Nagisa Oshima's IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES plays at 6:15pm (it has a content warning). Our IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES Blu-ray from Criterion is £24.99. The London Korean Film Festival shows THE WORLD OF LOVE at the ICA at 6:30pm.

Wednesday 11 November

TAIPEI STORY and IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE on 35mm

Garden Cinema, 6pm, and Prince Charles Cinema, 8:50pm, London

Edward Yang's TAIPEI STORY (1985), starring the filmmaker Hou Hsiao-hsien, plays the Garden Cinema at 6pm as part of its Made in Taiwan season, with a second screening on Thursday 12. Both were sold out at the time of writing. Our TAIPEI STORY slipcase edition Blu-ray is £42.99.

TAIPEI STORY, Garden Cinema, Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 November, 6pm

At 8:50pm, Prince Charles Cinema shows Wong Kar-wai's IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE on 35mm. Our IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE Blu-ray from Criterion is £24.99. The London Korean Film Festival shows MAD DANCE OFFICE at the ICA at 8:40pm, and the Garden has a last cinema screening of POSSIBLE LOVE at 1pm, now that it is on Netflix. RAISE THE RED LANTERN plays the Garden at 8:15pm (sold out) and the Forum Cinema in Hexham.

Thursday 12 November

ANGEL'S EGG in 4K, Imamura at the ICA and RESURRECTION in Chester

Prince Charles Cinema, ICA and Garden Cinema, London, and Chester

Mamoru Oshii's ANGEL'S EGG, the dreamlike 1985 film with art by Yoshitaka Amano, plays in 4K, subtitled, at Prince Charles Cinema at noon, and again on Sunday 15 at 5:25pm. AKIRA follows on 35mm at 8:45pm.

ANGEL'S EGG, directed by Mamoru Oshii, Prince Charles Cinema, Thursday 12 and Sunday 15 November, in 4K

The ICA's Shohei Imamura season includes HISTORY OF POSTWAR JAPAN AS TOLD BY A BAR HOSTESS today; the ICA page does not list a time. If you want Imamura at home, our THE PORNOGRAPHERS 4K UHD and Blu-ray limited edition from Radiance is £29.99. The ICA's 4K run of RAISE THE RED LANTERN also ends today, and Curzon Bloomsbury shows it at 6pm.

At the Garden Cinema, MR. O'S BOOK OF THE DEAD plays at 8pm with a Q&A with Mitsuyo Uesugi, presented by Rebellious Bodies, and was sold out at the time of writing. On Thursday at 7pm, Chester Film Society shows Bi Gan's RESURRECTION at Picturehouse Chester, and our RESURRECTION limited edition Blu-ray from CineAsia is £17.99. The London Korean Film Festival shows MONGRELS at BFI Southbank at 6:10pm, and Picturehouse Central lists A SILENT VOICE at 7:20pm.

Friday 13 November

Scotland Loves Anime begins in London with NINJA SCROLL in 4K

Picturehouse Central, London, from 6pm

Scotland Loves Anime moves from Glasgow to London for three days at Picturehouse Central. Friday has A NEW DAWN at 6pm, GHOST at 7:50pm and NINJA SCROLL in a 4K restoration at 8:10pm. See lovesanimation.com for the full programme and guests.

NINJA SCROLL, in a 4K restoration, Scotland Loves Anime, Picturehouse Central, Friday 13 November, 8:10pm

The London Korean Film Festival shows ONCE WE WERE US at BFI Southbank at 6:15pm, introduced by festival film curator Eunji Lee. At the Garden Cinema, HILL OF NO RETURN plays at 8pm with an introduction by Tom Cunliffe of UCL, part of Made in Taiwan, and was sold out at the time of writing. The EVANGELION double feature, DEATH (TRUE)2 and THE END OF EVANGELION, plays Prince Charles Cinema at 8:30pm and is sold out.

Saturday 14 November

A Japanese film day: YOUR NAME, SHALL WE DANCE?, LINDA LINDA LINDA and SHEEP IN THE BOX

London, Hastings and Brighton, plus Scotland Loves Anime

Japanese Film Club has three screenings across the south of England. Makoto Shinkai's YOUR NAME plays at the Rio in Dalston at 2pm, SHALL WE DANCE? plays in 4K at Chiswick Cinema at 6pm, and LINDA LINDA LINDA plays in 4K at the Electric Palace in Hastings at 6:30pm. Our YOUR NAME Blu-ray is £14.99. In Brighton, Cinecity shows Hirokazu Kore-eda's SHEEP IN THE BOX at Dukes at Komedia at 2pm.

YOUR NAME, Japanese Film Club, Rio, Dalston, Saturday 14 November, 2pm

Scotland Loves Anime has THE KEEPER OF THE CAMPHOR TREE at noon and WE ARE ALIENS at 3pm at Picturehouse Central. The London Korean Film Festival has WOMEN'S VOICES SHORTS at the ICA at 2pm and JOURNEY THERE at Ciné Lumière at 5:30pm.

Sunday 15 November

The last day of Scotland Loves Anime in London, and ANGEL'S EGG again

Picturehouse Central and Prince Charles Cinema, London

Scotland Loves Anime closes its London weekend with TO YOU IN THE BEYOND at noon, SAMURAI BALLERINA at 2:50pm and POUPELLE OF CHIMNEY TOWN at 5:45pm. The festival then moves to Edinburgh, from Monday 16 to Sunday 22 November, at the Cameo and Filmhouse.

SAMURAI BALLERINA, Scotland Loves Anime, Picturehouse Central, Sunday 15 November, 2:50pm

The Garden Cinema's Made in Taiwan season shows Tsai Ming-liang's WHAT TIME IS IT THERE? at 3:45pm, which was sold out at the time of writing. ANGEL'S EGG returns to Prince Charles Cinema at 5:25pm, and the London Korean Film Festival shows HANA KOREA at Ciné Lumière at 7:30pm.

All week

GODZILLA MINUS ZERO is still in cinemas

Takashi Yamazaki's GODZILLA MINUS ZERO is on across the UK and in IMAX. Picturehouse lists it this week at the Cameo, Ritzy, Greenwich, Crouch End, Ealing, West Norwood, Southampton and Dukes in Brighton, and Genesis in Mile End has it as well. It is the sequel to the Oscar winning GODZILLA MINUS ONE, and our GODZILLA MINUS ONE 4K UHD is £24.99.

GODZILLA MINUS ZERO, directed by Takashi Yamazaki, in UK cinemas and IMAX

Zhang Yimou's RAISE THE RED LANTERN (1991) also keeps touring in 4K for its 35th anniversary. If it leaves you wanting more Zhang Yimou and Gong Li, our JU DOU slipcase Blu-ray is £42.99.