Film lovers and curator society Lightcube, along with Delhi's favourite wine and coffee shop Perch, is hosting a treat for all manga, anime, Japan and Studio Ghibli fans. Isao Takahata remains Japan – and indeed, one of the world’s greatest living filmmakers. One half of the famed Studio Ghibli he co-founded with his renowned partner, Hayao Miyazaki, Takahata has preserved – unlike the much more prolific Hayao – a rather measured, even leisurely pace at which he finishes films. As a result, while his filmography is not elaborate or extensive, it is permeated by titles of rare feeling: a preference for depth, over breadth. The six-film retrospective will cover Takahata’s major achievements, a couple of his unknown films and finally, the film that influenced him to become an animator.

This edition will showcase Pom Poko (1994).

As the human city development encroaches on the raccoon population's forest and meadow habitat, the raccoons find themselves faced with the very real possibility of extinction. In response, the raccoons engage in a desperate struggle to stop the construction and preserve their home.

And hey, good news,with every ticket you can enjoy a glass of the house wine or sangria.