First Fundraiser for TSUYAKO this Wednesday!

Come support Tsuyako this Wednesday with our first fundraiser at Club Betty!

A message from our friends at BETTY:

Start Time:
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 8:00pm

End Time:
Thursday, February 11, 2010 at 2:00am

Location:
Fubar Los Angeles
7994 Santa Monica Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90046-5109
(323) 654-0396


Its already Feb!....dont have a valentine yet??! come find one this wed!!! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

We will also being helping our good friends out as they try to raise money for their independent film, shooting in Japan this spring. A bio of the film is posted at the end of this invite. Please take the time out of your crazy day to read about this amazing film and if you are at all interested in supporting a indie film from the ground up you will have your opportunity this Wednesday.



8-10 HAPPY HOUR- two for one drinks

DJ HAIZEE and
DJ SARATONIN

bring you the best of both worlds spinnin Electro and Hip Hop all night long

FREE! FREE! FREE! with RSVP

thebettyla@gmail.com

"Tsuyako" is a USC thesis film that will be shooting in Osaka, Japan this Spring. Since we will be shooting out of the country, we wont be able to use the equipment and other resources our school would provide for local thesis projects. We would love your support in helping raise money to make this film a reality. Opportunity to donate towards Tsuyako will be held on Feb.10 at Betty. Though its not mandatory, we'd appreciate any contribution. So please come out, dance, drink, meet our team and see what Tsuyako is all about.

ABOUT THE FILM

film's website www.tsuyakothefilm.com


"TSUYAKO" Summary

During Post-War Japan, Tsuyako lives a demanding life as a mill factory worker, obedient wife, and loving mother. When an old female lover, Yoshie, pays a surprise visit, she reignites a passion in Tsuyako - one that Tsuyako has repressed herself from feeling again, and has kept hidden since their separation. After Yoshie witnesses how Tsuyako’s new family mistreats her, she begs Tsuyako to leave with her to Tokyo, to live the life that they had always dreamt of together. Tsuyako must choose between her duties as a woman and the promise of freedom, while struggling to maintain the Japanese traditions of culture and respect of her family.