Japanese cinema chirashi movie poster for Czechoslovak cult Sci-fi Ikarie XB-1 also known as The Voyage To The End Of The Universe for re-release in Japan!
FILM DATE: 1975
SIZE APPROX: B5 | 7.25" x 10"
MOVIE ORIGIN: Czechoslovakia
ORIGINAL TITLE: IKARIE XB1
DIRECTOR: Frantisek Polak
GENRE/SPECIAL INTEREST: Animation, Fantasy, Sci-fi
FOLDS: No
PINHOLES: No
CONDITION: Used promotional material in excellent, MINT condition without any imperfections!
‘Chirashi’ is the Japanese word for a flyer or handbill, found in japanese cinemas to promote movies.
The name is derived from the verb ‘chirasu’ – to scatter, distribute, disperse.
In most cases, chirashi represents creative re-invention of original poster design.
They are printed in a very limited number, so some of them are very hard to find, especially the ones for Czech movies.
FILM DATE: 1975
SIZE APPROX: B5 | 7.25" x 10"
MOVIE ORIGIN: Czechoslovakia
ORIGINAL TITLE: IKARIE XB1
DIRECTOR: Frantisek Polak
GENRE/SPECIAL INTEREST: Animation, Fantasy, Sci-fi
FOLDS: No
PINHOLES: No
CONDITION: Used promotional material in excellent, MINT condition without any imperfections!
‘Chirashi’ is the Japanese word for a flyer or handbill, found in japanese cinemas to promote movies.
The name is derived from the verb ‘chirasu’ – to scatter, distribute, disperse.
In most cases, chirashi represents creative re-invention of original poster design.
They are printed in a very limited number, so some of them are very hard to find, especially the ones for Czech movies.