From June 13 to 22, V.A. in Tokyo will host the “Weber Cinema Club Pop Up Store,” a special collaboration with Weber—a vintage shop and film distributor known for screening curated movies from its unique cultural lens. The focus of this edition is “The Silence of the Lambs.” The pop-up features seven exclusive T-shirt designs jointly produced by V.A. and Weber, each referencing scenes or vintage imagery from the cult film. The graphics reflect the film’s psychological depth and chilling suspense through visually evocative prints. In addition to these new pieces, the pop-up will also offer limited re-releases of popular, previously sold-out designs, including tees inspired by “Blue Velvet,” “I Like Movies,” and “Battle Royale,” as well as a typography tee by artist Naijel Graph. Beyond apparel, the pop-up showcases collectible posters and VHS tapes provided by Woodmarquee and Lipit Video. Woodmarquee specializes in rare cultural posters from the 1960s to 2000s, while Lipit Video—an offbeat movie-focused section inside a long-running Tokyo bicycle shop—brings in vintage videos, magazines, toys, and more.