tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2021-03-20T21:36:11+08:00 Peatix NUS Centre For the Arts tag:peatix.com,2021:event-1826923 2021-03-19T19:30:00SGT 2021-03-19T19:30:00SGT

Please register early as we have limited tickets due to safe distancing measures. We will confirm your ticket via email within a week upon registration.+++Kun is a spoiled little boy. But ever since the arrival of his new baby sister Mirai, Kun misses his parents’ affection and is baffled by things he has never experienced before. Then one day, he encounters a mysterious girl named Mirai, who calls him brother. A magical journey ensues as Mirai and Kun travel through time where he meets a mysterious man who claims to be a former prince, his mother as a child and his father as a young man. Through his adventures, Kun learns life lessons and how to cope with living with a baby sibling. How will his journey end? And why did Mirai travel back in time?  Pre-show talk by Dr Deborah Shamoon from Department of Japanese Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, NUS +++OUT OF TIME FILM SERIES Nowhere else are Time and Space displaced as magically as in the many darkened cinema halls we step into. As the film roll begins to flicker and fill the hall with sound and light, reality gives way to places and times quite different from our own. Time becomes suspended, sped up, and slowed down all in a matter of 110 minutes - or whatever length of time the editor chooses to tell the story through. Spellbound, we lose track of time altogether.   Out of Time thus presents a set of films that navigate the ebb and flow of Time to bring you stories about how Time can connect, disconnect, memorialise, and ultimately express our experiences beneath a united cosmos+++Please note that you are attending an event where photography, audio and video recording may occur.Seating will be allocated on the day itself. Please arrive 15mins before the session starts to help facilitate this, thank you.Ensuring A Safe Experience For You At Ngee Ann Kongsi AuditoriumAll visitors entering the Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium will be required to wear masks at all times and to undergo mandatory temperature screening and check-in using the SafeEntry system. Students and staff of NUS will be required to use the uNivUS app's NUSafe feature for entry. Visitors are requested to download the TraceTogether app or bring along their token for entry into the Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium.Visitors with temperature above 37.5°C will be asked to re-take their temperature after a short rest and will not be allowed entry if their temperature remains above 37.5°C.Hand sanitizers are also made available at the point of registration.We use floor markers or barricades wherever possible to help visitors to maintain a distance of 1 metre from one another.All Front-of-House, security, cleaning and venue staff will be required to wear masks and conduct regular temperature-taking.How you can help usPlease do not visit the Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium if you feel unwell, have experienced symptoms of COVID-19 including a fever, runny nose and sore throat in the last 14 days.Please keep a safe distance of at least 1 metre from others and follow the visual markers that have been placed around the Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium.Please observe lift capacity limits and allow less-mobile visitors to use the lifts first.Please monitor your health condition and practise good hygiene throughout your time at the Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium.+++CONNECT WITH USFriends of CFA is a complimentary membership programme that brings the arts and people together at NUS. As a member, you’ll be the first to know about events, performances, grants and masterclasses on campus. Join us through cfa.nus.edu.sg/get-involved/friends-of-cfa