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Booking opens for London's annual anime all nighter Fri, 4 Apr 2008

The SCI-FI LONDON Film Festival has officially announced the schedule for its annual Anime All Nighter. Taking place at the West End Apollo Cinemas on midnight of Saturday, 3rd May, the line-up is Appleseed Ex Machina, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Tekkon Kinkreet and Vexille. Seats are open for booking, but you are advised to act fast as this event sells out very quickly.

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