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Welcome to the latest edition of 380 Lygon Court. You may have noticed there have been a lot
of changes within the centre over the past year. As we chip away at creating an even better
Lygon Court, we thank you for your patience and continued patronage.
We welcome Brunetti back to Lygon Street this edition and are proud of what this magnificent
establishment brings to Lygon Court and what it means to Melbourne, and especially Carlton.
If you haven’t visited yet, you must, as we can promise you won’t be disappointed.
In this edition we chat to head chef of Brunetti Café Giuseppe Santoro and discover what he has
in store for the café and what brought him all the way from Geneva to Carlton.
We celebrate winter fashion 2013 with two fashion shoots. The first is our catwalk-inspired shoot
in the glorious new Brunetti café. We look at the theme of metallic for the season and its use
in all areas from casual day wear to glittery evening attire.
Beating the Blues is our second fashion inspired studio shoot and we include a touch of blue in each
shot. The colour is a solid thread throughout the season coming in many tones from the deep navies,
through to steel blues, sky blues and turquoise. Every shade of blue makes the grade this season.
As this is our Mother’s Day edition we talk beauty with La Face Beauty Clinic and discover exciting
ways to pamper mum and learn how to beat skin dehydration and ageing.
So please come and visit for a coffee, focaccia, pizza or ice cream and see what wonderful offerings
are available at Lygon Court. You can also find out about all that is going on at Lygon Court by
simply visiting www.lygoncourt.com.au
Happy shopping,
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Lygon Court, 380 Lygon Street, Carlton
www.lygoncourt.com.au
Lygon Court, 380 Lygon Street, Carlton
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MAGAZINE
CONTENTS
winter 2013
COVER STORY
Brunetti Is Here....................................................... 08
FASHION
On Show at Lygon Court........................................ 12
Winter Blues............................................................ 41
COMPETITION
BOUTIQUE
New Season Coats In Store Now
Win Dinner for 10 at Brunetti Carlton................... 21
Beauty
Heavenly Pamper - Treatment Treats for Mum....... 24
Hair Trends - Back to the Future.............................34
Skin Hydration - Avoid Dry Winter Blues.............. 48
HEALTH
Winter Flu’s - The Times They Are A-Changin’...... 38
LIFESTYLE
Shop Talk - Giuseppe Santoro................................. 22
Mother’s Day Gifts.................................................. 26
Cinema Nova Movies...............................................36
Shop 14 Lygon Court S/C 380 Lygon Street Carlton VIC 3053 PhONE: (03) 9347 0342
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BRUNETTI
IS HERE.
Brunetti Café
is now open
for business.
Brunetti is back in town
Melbourne and, more importantly, Carlton have a worldclass eatery as the much anticipated new Brunetti Café is
now open for business.
The space is carefully designed not to be one vacuous
space but many intimate spaces, even though large glass
windows allow the outside world to look in.
After more than a year of sweat and a few delays, Fabio
and Yuri Angele with whom the responsibility rested
in bringing this world renowned café back home to it’s
original location on Lygon Street have achieved their
dream, but this time only bigger and better.
The décor was chosen to reflect the warmth that is the
Italian custom and is instantly felt once you step foot
inside what can only be described as a foodies heaven.
“It’s funny how things happen,” says Fabio about returning
to where it all began. “It’s been a long time coming.”
The Lygon Street address is the only thing the café has in
common with its previous incarnation. The new Brunetti
Café is a groundbreaking venue that will undoubtedly bring
tourists and visitors to the café as a special destination and
to Lygon Court.
“Even overseas franchises are bringing out people to see
it,” says Fabio Angele. Occupying the whole space that
was formerly Borders Bookstore at Lygon Court,
the whole concept of the café is one of being on show.
Glass spaces allow you to watch the homemade pasta
being lovingly created, the fresh gelato being churned
and the pizzas being tossed.
This feeling filters through to the staff who make sure
everyone feels special from the young children whose eyes
light up at the sight of all the surrounding colours of cakes
and ice-creams, to their mothers, the Carlton university
students and people who come to talk business over a
coffee or grab a quick bite, and to the taxi driver getting
his first caffeine hit at 4am in the morning.
“We are very family oriented and everyone is welcome.
Our food caters for everyone,” says Fabio. “With the
expanded space we’ve been able to add special little things
in every section, new ideas.”
Fabio says they’ll offer ice creams in little jars and mini
cones for cocktail parties as an example of their innovation,
something they have been known for in the past when they
served the first baby chino in Melbourne.
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“We travel, see and incorporate different ideas that come
from our staff. Input is always taken onboard,” says Fabio.
The larger premises have allowed the brothers to expand
their food offering from the previous location and service
their customers even better.
While the place looks expensive, Fabio is at pains to point
out that the price will remain affordable. “We are not going
too sophisticated as we don’t want this to be an expensive
place to come to. We want it to be a friendly place that
caters for everyone,” he says.
“The main thing for us always is servicing the customer
and the biggest addition is the food offering.” While anyone
would be hard pressed to find fault with the previous
Brunette Café, Yuri says the old space limited them for what
they could serve and how they could present the food.
Here, he says, they have better control to properly produce
and present the food and better control in what they do.
It’s the perfect platform to deliver the food.
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“Over the years we have improved our business with
expansion and this is reflected by our customers returning.
The staff are proud of the improvements and are often
involved in the ongoing process of how to make
improvements,” says Fabio.
To the Angele brothers, the staff is just as important as the
customer and is reflected in retention rates of employees
with many having been with Brunetti for 10 to 15 years.
“Our pastry chef Carmelo Ferlito has been with us just
on 20 years,” says Fabio.
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When asked to sum up how they feel about this achievement
Yuri says he’s relieved and already planning the next stage.
“I’m already thinking about what comes next,” says Yuri.
“We now know that we can create a world class concept.”
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1. Gelateria (40 Flavours).
2. CIRCULAR COFFEE BAR/DRINKS.
3. CIMBALI COFFEE MACHINES.
4. MARANA WOOD FIRED OVEN.
5. RISTORANTE / PIZZERIA.
6. MACAROONS.
7. COMMUNAL SEATING, WINE PRESS.
8. COMMUNAL SEATING RESTORED ORIGINAL
E61 COFFEE MACHINE.
9. MERCATINO (SPECIALTY FOOD STORE).
10. OWNERS FABIO ANGELE & YURI ANGELE.
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On Show
AT LYGON COURT
Photography / Peter Rosetzky
Styling / Carolyn Palliardi
Hair / Raw Element
Make Up / Melonie Santos
Black Orange
Jean Paul Jacket - Hounds Tooth $421
Country Road
Metallic Jean - Silver $99
Leather Belt - Antique Gold $59.95
Esme T-Bar $179
Silk Lane
Choker $49.99
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Black Orange
Jean Paul Dress $333
Black Orange
M.E.L Australia - Orleans Jeans $245
MIMCO
Heretic Twisted Chain Necklace
- Silver Rose Gold $249
Country Road
Metallic Shell Shirt $99
Esme T-Bar $179
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Black Orange
Rebecca Thompson Dress $403
MIMCO
Circle in the Sands Choker - Rose Gold $179
Robotica Wrist - Rose Gold $179
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Black Orange
Style Butler Multi Fur Jacket $1,006
SILK LANE
Sequent Top $79.99
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Country Road
Textured Mini Skirt - Metallic Gold $99
Leather Stud Belt - Black $49.95
Silk Lane
Sequined Cardi - Black $60
Mimco
Rani Chain Necklace - Gold $129
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Simply register at www.lygoncourt.com.au
for your chance to win a night out with your friends.
Competition Closes Midnight May 26th 2013
Black Orange
Sabatini Dress - Gold & Leather $467
Country Road
Leather Belt - Charcoal $59.95
Esme T-Bar $179
MIMCO
Rani Chain Necklace $129
Silk Lane
Bracelet $29.99
Terms & Conditions:
Competition simply requires entry via the Lygon Court website at www.lygoncourt.com.au All necessary fields must be filled out. The winner receives food and beverage to the value of $500
for no more than 10 friends on a night of their choice (subject to booking with Brunetti). Competition closes midnight May 26th 2013. Random draw will take place Tuesday May 28th at the
Banco Offices, Level 1, 333 Drummond St Carlton. The winner will be notified within 7 working days by mail and/or phone. Results will be published online at www.lygoncourt.com.au from
May 29th, 2013. No correspondence will be entered into regarding the draw and the Promoter’s decision in relation to any aspect of this competition is final and binding. Entering the draw
implies acceptance of these terms and conditions. Lygon Court employees and their immediate families are ineligible to enter. The Promoter is Lygon Court Pty Ltd.
Lygon Court, 380 Lygon Street, Carlton
www.lygoncourt.com.au
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SANTORO
LG 2013
Brunetti
Head Chef.
A slice of Sicily
When he was holidaying in Australia four years ago,
a chance meeting between Giuseppe Santoro and the
Anglele brothers set in motion a long-term plan that
resulted in him becoming head chef at Brunetti Café’s
new premises.
Santoro has been very busy working behind the scenes
with suppliers - who he likes to call partners - sourcing
the finest ingredients. If he can’t find what he is looking
for he then works with them to develop what he needs in
the restaurant such as a type of salami or cheese.
In 2009 Santoro walked into the old café in Faraday
Street and by chance met the owners Fabio and
Yuri Anglele. They stayed in touch over the years with
a desire one day to be able to work together. Four
years later, that chance meeting has come to fruition
for both parties.
“It’s about going back to traditional roots,” says Santoro.
Santoro says the Australian way of life and the chance to
be able to express himself and his ideas in food is what led
the Sicilian chef to stay in touch with the brothers when
he left Australia and wait for the opportunity to return
when they had something to offer.
“We use natural yeast for our pizza bases and handmade
pasta. I’ve been working with a salami manufacturer to
make new products. Working with our partners I’ve
changed their vision to participate in what we want to
achieve,” says Santoro.
“I first visited Australia in 1999 and liked the way of life,”
says Santoro.
“Then one day when I was visiting again I came into the
old Brunetti and met Fabio. We chatted. Over the years
we kept in touch.
I had business in Sicily at the time and then I was happy
working in Geneva in an Italian restaurant, but I liked the
idea of being able to rediscover the old-fashioned flavours
of Italian food utilizing this country’s abundance of fresh
ingredients,” says Santoro.
Santoro and the Angele brothers are on the same page
when it comes to Italian food. The idea is to plan a menu
that goes back to the traditional roots of Italian food.
“This is happening in Italy, as people want real food.
While the visual is very important, more importantly
is the flavor and content of food that is natural.”
Everything is made in the kitchen at Brunetti Café.
Santoro acknowledges there is really only one particular
focus with the food and that is to offer simple, traditional
food following the ancient recipes with fresh produce with
a secret ingredient tossed in.
And what is that secret ingredient?
“The Brunetti family,” he says. “Who put their heart and
soul into it!”
And by the Brunetti family, Santoro means everyone from
the producers of the fresh ingredients to the cleaners,
cooks, chefs, waiter’s, baristas and upwards, of course, to
the brothers Fabio and Yuri Angele.
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HEAVENLY
PAMPER
TREATMENT
TREATS FOR
MUMS.
FACIALS
If you are wondering what to give mum for Mother’s Day
this year, Danielle Mercuri, part-owner of La Face Beauty
Clinic, suggests you don’t go past giving her some time
out in a quiet sanctuary where she will be pampered the
whole time she is there.
“We’re just a little place of heaven up here,” Mercuri
says of her beauty salon.
“If I was going to pamper mum I’d definitely give her a
facial. Having a facial is a different experience to having,
say, a manicure or pedicure, which is often what we tend
to give as gifts on Mother’s Day.
“While it is always great to get your hands or feet done,
they are often not as neglected as the face can be, and it is
essential to have on-going care and maintenance of your
skin if you want to delay ageing.”
Mercuri explains that often mums don’t give themselves
facials as they feel guilty but it’s an important component
to a healthy beauty routine as much as hands and feet.
“Why a facial is such a great gift is that we give a
pampering experience. It is not just an in and out
experience,” she says. “It is a decadent experience with
lots of massage and hands-on treatment resulting in a truly
relaxing yet essential treatment for the skin.
“The best facial as we get older is the silk facial as skin
loses its moisture levels. There is a lot of touch using
beautiful silk peptides and special ingredients resulting in
you feeling completely relaxed with ultimately hydrated,
plumped, glowing skin.
“At La Face we provide on-going care and maintenance
for our clients and they definitely see the benefits of
looking after their skin.”
La Face Beauty Clinic
Phone: (03) 9349 2116 or (03) 9347 7011
www.lafacebeauty.com.au
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26 / 380 Magazine / Mother’s Day Gifts
27 / 380 Magazine / Mother’s Day Gifts
MOTHER’S
DAY
GIFTS
HOUR PHOTO
1 1Photo
Frame - “4x 4” - $15.95ea / “6x 6” - $16.95ea
Cards On Lygon
Alberto Piazza Shoes
2 Maripe - Leather Ankle Boot - $295
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
3 Scarves - from $19.95
4 PRADA Gift Set - $129
Cards On Lygon
5 Caskata
Artisanal Paper - Boxed Notecards - $29.95
Cards On Lygon
6 Vintage
Kelloggs Range - Apron - $23.95
Country Road
7 Dalmatian
Hip Belt - $49.95
Cards On Lygon
8 Missie
Von Libbe - perfumed candles - from $34.95
MIMCO CARLTON
6 Turnlock
Zip Top in Latte - $450
HOUR PHOTO
10 1Bragbook
Albums - Assorted Colors 4x6 - $11.95ea
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Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
11 Sweetpea
Treat me Pack - $12
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Duncan’s Liquor Carlton
Cards On Lygon
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
12 Moet Chandon Champagne - $65
21 Missie Von Libbe - perfumed candles - from $34.95
22 Pill Boxes - $10ea
13 BVLGARI Gift Set - $129
Aurum Designer Jewellers
14 Sorento
Collection - Sterling Silver 18ct Rose Gold Plated - made in Italy - Earrings - $199
MIMCO CARLTON
23 Mini
Turnlock Zip Top - $425
Alberto Piazza Shoes
24 MA&LO
Patent Ankle Boot - $315
Country Road
15 Animal
Print Scarf - $59.95
HOUR PHOTO
16 1Refillable
Self Adhesive Albums - 275mm x 300mm - $23.95ea
Brunetti’s Carlton
25 Macaron
Tower - from $70
26 Mandarin Square - Purses - from $9.95 / Satin Covered Journals - $19.95
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
17 Wicked
Sista Shower Cap - $14.95
On Lygon
18 2Cards
Cup Teapot - $34.95
MIMCO CARLTON
27 The
Lovers Circular Scarf - $79.95
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
28 Natio
Beautiful Nails Set - $16.95
MIMCO CARLTON
19 Mim
Wallet - $149
Raw Element
20 Bio:ionic
Powerlight Pro Dryer - $199
MIMCO CARLTON
29 Nail
Polish - $15.95
Cards On Lygon
30 Vintage
Kelloggs Range - Single Glove Oven - $12.95 / Tea Towel - $9.95
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
Cards On Lygon
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MIMCO CARLTON
31 Matador
Satchel - $499
Duncan’s Liquor Carlton
32 Fraser
Gallop Cabernet Merlot - $19.99
Alberto Piazza Shoes
33 Hirica
Ankle Boot - $195
34 The Jojoba Company Pack - $59.95
Cards On Lygon
35 Skyes
the Limit - Lined Journals - $24.95
36 Maxime Trijol X.O - $139.99
Country Road
37 Spliced
Python Scarf - $59.95
MIMCO CARLTON
39 Crystal
Torero Drop Ear - $149
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
Silk Lane
41 Cuff
- $29.95
42 In Essence Gift Set - $24.95
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
La Face Beauty Clinic
43 Gift
Vouchers - Perfect gift for Moher’s Day (03) 9349 4145
44 Book - C’est La vie - $39.95
Duncan’s Liquor Carlton
On Lygon
45 4Cards
Cup Teapot - $42.95
Duncan’s Liquor Carlton
46 Chocolate
Box Shiraz - $22.99
38 Sorento Collection - Sterling Silver 18ct Rose Gold Plated - made in Italy - Necklace - $319
Aurum Designer Jewellers
MIMCO CARLTON
47 Circles
In The Sand Choker - Jet Rose Gold - $179
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
48 Yardley
English Rose Pack - $24.95
Country Road
40 Sheer
Scented Candle - $29.95
Brunetti’s Carlton
49 Rum
Baba - $27
Raw Element
50 Loreal
Steam Pod - Treatment Straightener - $270
Cards On Lygon
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Country Road
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MIMCO CARLTON
MIMCO CARLTON
Raw Element
51 Foil Scarf - $79.95
52 Beauty Battalion Barrette - $34.95
61 iPhone Case - $49.95
62 Cloud 9 - Curling Wand - $270
Cards On Lygon
53 Pimpernel
Coffee Cup Set - $19.95
Country Road
54 Stud
Poppy Jean Belt - $49.95
Cards On Lygon
63 Caskata
Artisanal Paper - Boxed Notecards- $29.95
64 Buckshot Vineyard Heathcote Shiraz - $35.99
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
55 Mor
- Soap - $12.95
On Lygon
56 2Cards
& 4 Cup Teapot - from $39.95
MIMCO CARLTON
65 Sacred
Crystal Stud - $99.95
Cards On Lygon
66 Vintage
Kellogs Range - Coffee Cup & Tray Set - $19.95
MIMCO CARLTON
57 Large
Round Glimmer Watch - $279
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
58 Natio
Eternity Gift Set - $24.95
Demarte’s Amcal Chemist
67 Vintage
Hand Therapy Pack - $10
Cards On Lygon
68 Missie
Von Libbe - perfumed candles - from $34.95
Alberto Piazza Shoes
59 Donna
Modello Suede & Pony Hair Shoe - $195
MIMCO CARLTON
60 Mim
Pouch in Salmon - $69.95
Cards On Lygon
69 Scarves
- from $19.95
Cards On Lygon
70 Book
- Mothers - $23.95
Duncan’s Liquor Carlton
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HAIR
TRENDS
Retro
Nouveau.
Back to the future
Every season has its definite look
and this autumn is no exception.
If you were into the natural washand-walk-out-the-door hairstyles of
seasons past, you may have to get up
a bit earlier. This winter is all about
glamour and sophistication, taking its
inspiration from fashion and film.
(think platinum blond, bright red or
deep violet) or you can opt for soft
and sexy with dimensional colour.
The looks come from the 1950s and
‘60s but with a modern twist. Hair
needs to be in good condition, shiny
with a good cut.
If short isn’t your look you can
lean towards the vixen-influenced
creations in the past of Elizabeth
Taylor. She best wore voluptuous
tousled curls, which sit well in rich
wine burgundy tones this season.
Think Katy Perry glamour when she
isn’t dyeing her hair blue.
The Hollywood muses driving this
trend could have been Brigitte
Bardot, Elizabeth Taylor and Twiggy.
Remember the incredibly voluminous
bouffant and beehives, classic set or
boyish, almost androgynous, look?
It’s all back but with a twisted
modern texture with intense vibrant
colours. Hair has looked back to the
past to move into the future.
For hair that is short into a cropped
‘Twiggy’ type-style block colours
often work best. Solid block colours
always look great on short hair
Movie stars best representing this
style are Anne Hathaway, Charlize
Theron, Agyness Deyn and Emma
Watson.
However, probably one of the biggest
trends at present would have to be the
use of flaming reds, coppers and deep
blondes in up-dos.
They sum up the season beautifully
with the carefully tousled, seductive
locks of the Bardot trend. Young
starlets following this trend are Mila
Kunis, Mia Wasikowska and Reese
Witherspoon.
This style can be interpreted for
anyone who has length in her hair.
Salon Diector and head stylist at
Raw Element, Wendy Marziano, says
many clients come seeking out the
most current trends.“It is our job to
interpret these trends into wearable
looks which are easily maintained and
achieved at home,” says Marziano.
“The most requested looks this season
are all forms of styles from braiding
and disheveled chignons to lots of
styling using dual gel and frizz in
one hair style.”
These do’s can take time and effort
but once you get used to twisting a
braid, creating a teased bee hive or
slightly disheveled chignon you’ll get
it down pat it no time or you could
visit your salon for a lesson in how to
create the most sensual hair style in
many seasons past.
Raw Element
Phone: (03) 9347 1347
www.rawelement.com.au
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CINEMA
JUST BENEATH THE SURFACE
NOVA
As temperatures drop, there’s no better way to experience a Melbourne rainy day than enjoying a cocktail in Cinema
Nova’s cozy bar and a great film. Located in the heart of Lygon Street, Cinema Nova is proudly Australia’s leading
exhibitor of arthouse films and alternative content. This autumn-winter brings us Helen Mirren reprising her Oscar
winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth for the National Theatre Live; the highly anticipated exhibitions of the world’s
greatest artists, commencing with Manet; and the best films from home and abroad. Here’s just a taste of what’s to come.
ON THE SURFACE
The Company You
Keep (M) April 18
Haute Cuisine (CTC)
April 25
Robert Redford stars as Jim Grant,
a former member of the 1970’s
revolutionary group the Weather
Underground. When a journalist
(Shia LaBeouf ) accidentally links
Grant to the long-dormant terrorist
organization, Government Agents
attempt to find Grant and his
past associates.
Famed chef Hortense Laborie
(Catherine Frot) is surprised to
be invited by the President of the
French Republic ( Jean d’Ormesson)
to become his personal chef at
the Élysée Palace. In spite of the
jealousy of the kitchen’s staff,
Hortense and her authentic cuisine
are embraced by the president.
Based on Neil Gordon’s novel,
Robert Redford directs an ensemble
including Julie Christie, Nick Nolte,
Anna Kendrick, Susan Sarandon
and Terrence Howard.
But behind the scenes of power the
obstacles are more challenging than
the most complicated dishes.
The Hunt (CTC)
May 2
Mads Mikkelsen delivers an
award-winning performance in this
electrifying new film from Thomas
Vinterberg, the acclaimed director of
The Celebration. Lucas (Mikkelsen)
is beloved by his students and fellow
teachers at his local school.
However, his world comes crashing
down when a student accuses him
of inappropriate behaviour, causing
what is a simple lie to spiral out
of control and drive the small
community into a collective state
of hysteria.
Cinema Nova is located at Lygon Court, 380 Lygon Street Carlton.
Visit the Cinema Nova website for a full list of films now showing and coming soon.
www.cinemanova.com.au
Farewell My Queen
(M) June 6
Benoît Jacquot brilliantly captures
the passions, debauchery, nobility
and, ultimately, chaos that engulfed
the court of Marie Antoinette
(Diane Kruger) in the final days
before the French Revolution.
Based on the best-selling novel
by Chantal Thomas, Léa Seydoux
stars as one of Marie’s ladies-inwaiting, seemingly an innocent but
quietly working her way into her
mistress’s special favours. With the
action moving effortlessly from the
gilded drawing rooms of the nobles
to the back quarters of those who
serve them, Jacquot’s film is at once
accurate and sumptuous in its visual
details and modern in its emotions.
NO
April 18
ANTIVIRAL
APRIL 25
CAMILLE REWINDS
MAY 2
Gael García Bernal (The Motorcycle Diaries)
stars as René Saavedra, an advertising executive
who risks his life by devising a campaign to
defeat dictator Augusto Pinochet in Chile’s
1988 leadership referendum. Directed by Pablo
Lorrain, this chapter in recent Chilean history is an
absorbing account of one country’s unlikely route
from oppression to democracy.
Brandon Cronenberg’s debut feature, exclusive
to Cinema Nova. A man who smuggles celebrity
viruses to ravenous fans gets infected with the
same bug that killed a media darling, and becomes
locked in a deathly race against time while
becoming the target of biological collectors.
Noémie Lvovsky’s ebullient twist on the comedy
of remarriage transposes Frances Ford Coppola’s
PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED to present
day France.
Steeped in realism thanks to cinematography shot
using period-specific U-matic video cameras. The
film is based on the play El Plebiscito, written by
Antonio Skármeta.
(CTC) Director: Pablo Lorrain [Post
Mortem] Cannes Film Festival 2012:
Winner, C.I.C.A.E. Award. Sao Paulo
International Film Festival 2012: Winner,
Audience Award, Best Foreign Language
Film. Baja Film Festival 2012: Winner, Best
Feature Film. London Film Festival 2012:
Nominated for Best Film. Hamburg Film Festival
2012: Nominated for the Art Cinema Award,
Nominated for Best Film. New York Times: Mr.
Larraín blurs the line between fiction and the clips
from the real No campaign woven throughout.
[Manohla Dargis] Indie Wire: Pablo Lorrain
Expands His Obsession With the Pinochet Era
In Brilliant Gael Garcia Bernal Vehicle ‘No’.
[Eric Kohn]
(CTC) Director: Brandon Cronenberg Cannes
Film Festival 2012: Nominated for the Un Certain
Regard Award. Toronto International Film Festival
2012: Winner of Best Canadian First Feature Film.
Chicago International Film Festival 2012: Winner
of the Gold Hugo. Catalonian Film Festival 2012:
Winner of the Carnet Jove Jury Award and Citizen
Kane Award for Best Directorial Revelation. Daily
Telegraph: Proof that there’s room for more than
one brainy provocateur in the Cronenberg genepool. [Tim Robey] Yahoo! Movies: …a truly
striking and unforgettable instant classic.
[Staci Layne Wilson] SFX Magazine: For fans
of Cronenberg Sr, Antiviral pushes plenty of
pleasurable buttons. [Ian Berriman]
Underemployed actress Camille (Lvovsky)
is in the throes of divorcing her husband of 25
years, who she married as a teenager following an
unplanned pregnancy. Catching up with old high
school friends at a New Years Eve party, Camille
passes out drunk before waking to find herself
back in in the 1980s (complete with leg warmers,
“Walking on Sunshine” on the Walkman, no cell
phones in sight) and living at home with
her parents.
Able to remember everything that the
future holds, she sets about trying to remake
her past before it has even happened. (M) Director:
Noémie Lvovsky Cesar Awards
2013 | Nominated for 13 Awards, including
Best Film Cannes Film Festival 2012 | Winner:
SACD Prize (Directors’ Fortnight) Locarno
International Film Festival 2012 | Winner: Variety
Piazza Grande Award Culture Clash: A smileengendering journey back to youthful innocence
that we all wish we could take. [Brandon Judell]
Screen Daily: The likeable Lvovsky visibly has the
time of her life. [ Jonathan Romney]
38 / 380 Magazine / Mother’s Health
WINTER
FLU’S
The Times
They Are
A-Changin’.
Flu vaccine
We are only just getting over
Melbourne’s heat wave summer
and colds and flu seem a long
way off, but autumn is the ideal
time to start thinking about
influenza protection.
Influenza is caused by influenza
A and B viruses which cause minor
or major epidemics of seasonal flu
most years, usually in winter.
There are also novel strains like
H5N1 (avian flu) or H1N1 2009
(swine flu) that have caused
outbreaks in recent years.
Influenza is much more severe
than a cold and can cause serious
complications.
In Australia, there are on average
85 deaths and 4000 hospitalisations
recorded each year due to influenza
- even healthy people can get severe
influenza.
Vaccination is the single best way
to protect against the disease, and
now is the time to vaccinate.
Following the emergence of two
new strains in the past year, the
composition of the 2013 vaccine
has altered from the 2012 version,
therefore people vaccinated in 2012
will need to be revaccinated with the
2013 vaccine for continued immunity
this season.
Flu is spread easily, especially
in enclosed communities, so it is
important to have good infection
control.
Help prevent spread of droplets
by covering up coughs and sneezes,
and washing hands frequently.
Flu vaccine is currently arriving in
store and is recommended for groups
at risk, but in practice it is provided
to anyone over the age of six months
who wants protection and has no
contraindications to its use, like
allergy to egg.
It is also important to note, that if
you are unvaccinated and are exposed
to the virus by an infected person, all
is not lost.
Effective prescription-only
treatment is available, but it needs
to be started no later than 48 hours
after symptoms occur, and this is
only a small window of opportunity.
Please talk to one of our pharmacists
and ask for our Cold and Flu card
which is free to our patients.
It will give you good advice on how
to cope with colds and flu.
By Joe Demarte, B.Pharm. F.P.S.
Lygon Court Amcal Chemist
Phone: (03) 9347 6310
39 / 380 Magazine / Health
DELUXE CINEMA
Dinner, drink and a movie from $39! Enjoy fresh tapas from our Spanish-inspired menu as you
watch the best cinema from around the world, in the comfort of Nova Deluxe boutique cinemas.
Nova Deluxe is served with selected films Friday to Sunday evenings, with two dining options available.
WINTER
BLUES
Photography / Peter Rosetzky
Styling / Carolyn Palliardi
Hair / Raw Element
Make Up / Melonie Santos
1
Single Course ($39) Includes:
film admission
tasting plate
beverage of choice
View Menu
3
Three Course ($59) Includes:
film admission
tasting plate starter,
main of choice & choc-top
2 beverages of choice
Cinema Nova is located at Lygon Court, 380 Lygon Street Carlton.
Visit the Cinema Nova website for a full list of films now showing
and coming soon: cinemanova.com.au
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49 / 380 Magazine / Beauty
SKIN
HYDRATION
AVOID DRY
WINTER
BLUES.
SKIN
One of the fastest ways to age
your skin and look older is to have
dehydrated skin. Many of us think
summer is the time when skin becomes
dehydrated but it is the winter months
we really need to be on guard against.
Dehydrated skin looks dry, has fine
wrinkles and often feels rough. Yet,
it is often one of the easiest ageing
signs to repair.
Cold weather, wind, and stepping in
and out of heated buildings and homes
plays havoc with the moisture level of
the skin.
The best way to avoid dehydrated skin
according to Danielle Mercuri, part
owner of La Face Beauty Clinic, is to
layer the skin and form a barrier on it
to prevent moisture loss and then lock
in extra moisture with a good cream.
“Skin becomes more aged looking
in the colder months because of the
drier air and heating in our homes
and offices that can really dry out
the skin. This is when you really need
to keep skin hydrated by applying
a good emollient under a good skin
moisturizer to lock in moisture,”
says Mercuri.
“Using a good product is essential and
it must be done every day, day in and
day out to make a difference to the
skin.” However, Mercuri says it doesn’t
matter what you apply if you don’t
cleanse properly as it won’t penetrate
the skin.
“Forty per cent of women don’t cleanse
their skin properly and I’m not talking
about getting in a hot shower as that
strips skin of its moisture balance,”
she says.
Mercuri recommends staying away
from soap and going for something
gentle on the skin to cleanse. Use a
good quality cream and stay away
from products that contain parabens
or sulfates and when using a cleanser
make sure it is soap-free to avoid
stripping the surface of the skin
of its natural moisture.
“A cream cleanser should be used and
it is essential to exfoliate twice a week
to remove all the superficial dead skin
cells that sit on top of the skin and
don’t allow penetration of moisture,”
says Mercuri.
“In winter most of us require a thicker
moisturizer to compensate for loss of
humidity in the air. A good hydrating
gel should be worn under your daily
skin cream to lock in the skin’s natural
moisture. It’s a layering effect that
is effective.”
Telltale signs that your skin is
dehydrated and in need of extra
attention, according to Mercuri,
is redness, flakiness, slightly raised skin
and rosacea.
“All dryness is treatable with
a good skin routine at home and
with visits to a qualified beautician,”
says Mercuri.
“You should get advice for your skin
from a beautician who has spent years
studying the skin rather than from
someone over the counter.”
La Face Beauty Clinic
Phone: (03) 9349 2116
or (03) 9347 7011
www.lafacebeauty.com.au
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