Film goes to more cities in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Washington next week

GKids announced on Wednesday that due to the success of its From Up On Poppy Hill screenings in New York, more screenings were added in New York as well as in Los Angeles, Toronto, and Vancouver, B.C. this weekend.

The updated list is as follows:

NOW PLAYING

New York - IFC Center

New York - Elinor Munroe Burns Film Center (Film Society of Lincoln Center)

New York - Beekman Theater

New York - Williamsburg Cinemas

Los Angeles - The Landmark

Toronto, CA - TIFF Bell Lightbox

Vancouver, CA - Vancity Theater



MARCH 29

San Francisco - Landmark Embarcadero Center

San Francisco - Sundance Kabuki Cinemas

San Rafael, Calif. - Regency San Rafael

Berkeley, Calif. - Landmark California Theater

Pleasant Hill, Calif. - Cinemark Century 5

Palo Alto, Calif. - Cinemark Palo Alto Square

San Jose, Calif. - Cinemark Santana Row

San Jose, Calif. - Camera 7 Cinemas

Chicago - Landmark Century 7

Evanston, Ill. - CinéArts at Evanston

Boston - Landmark Kendall Square Cinema

Minneapolis - Landmark Uptown Cinema

Seattle - Landmark Theatres

San Diego - Landmark Hillcrest

Waterloo, CA - Princess Cinemas



APRIL 5

Santa Cruz, Calif. - Nickelodeon Del Mar Theatre

Redwood City, Calif. - Cinemark Century 20 Downtown

Denver - Landmark Esquire

Boulder, Colo. - Cinemark 16

Portland, Ore. - Regal Fox Tower

Honolulu - Kahala 8

Washington, D.C. - Regal Gallery Place

Fairfax, Va. - Angelika Mosaic

Danvers, Mass. - Hollywood Hits Danvers

Omaha - Film Streams



APRIL 12

Philadelphia - Landmark Ritz at the Bourse

Gaithesburg, Md. - AMC Rio Gaithesburg

Arlington, Va. - AMC Shirlington

Silver Springs, Md. - Regal Majestic Silver Springs

Houston - Sundance Cinemas

Tucson - Loft Cinema



APRIL 19

Dallas - Landmark Magnolia

Plano, Texas - Cinemark West Plano

Atlanta - Landmark Midtown Art

St. Louis - Landmark Plaza Frontenac

Boca Raton, Fla. - Living Room Boca Raton

Madison, Wis. - Sundance Cinemas



APRIL 26

Charlottesville, Va - Regal Downtown West

Charlotte, N.C - Regal Manor

Salt Lake City - Broadway

Ithaca, New York - Cinemapolis



MAY 3

Knoxville, Tenn. - Regal Downtown West



MAY 10

Nashville - The Belcourt

Milwaukee - Landmark Oriental



The Studio Ghibli film adapts the 1960s shōjo manga of the same name by Tetsurō Sayama and Chizuru Takahashi. The film follows Umi (The Spiderwick Chronicles' Sarah Bolger) and Shun (Star Trek's Anton Yelchin) in a budding romance as they come together to save their school's clubhouse. Hayao Miyazaki wrote the screenplay adaptation, and his son Goro Miyazaki directed. GKids will release the film on home video after the theatrical run.

The dub cast includes Gillian Anderson (X-Files, Princess Mononoke), Christina Hendricks (Mad Men, Drive), Ron Howard (Happy Days, American Graffiti), Beau Bridges (The Fabulous Baker Boys), Chris Noth (Sex in the City, The Good Wife), Jamie Lee Curtis (A Fish Called Wanda, Freaky Friday), Emily Osment (Hannah Montana), Bruce Dern (Silent Running, Coming Home), Aubrey Plaza (Parks and Recreation, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World), comedian Jeff Dunham, Charlie Saxton, Isabelle Fuhrman (Orphan, The Hunger Games), and Alex Wolff (The Naked Brothers Band).

Image © 2011 Chizuru Takahashi, Tetsuro Sayama, GNDHDDT