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Benvenuti al...
Welcome to the home of film festivals in Australia and the biggest Italian Film
Festival in the world outside Italy screening at Palace Cinemas from September.
We have listened to your requests and bring you a selection of Italy’s biggest recent
box office hits including Opening Night Selection WELCOME TO THE NORTH
(Benvenuti al nord), the follow up to last year’s opener, as well as several
outstanding new dramas selected from the prestigious Cannes, Berlin, Venice and
Rome film festivals.
With over 30 films we embrace some incredible stories and topical themes that
yield a fascinating perspective on Italy and the inimitable style of la vita italiana
including: Andrea Segre’s award-winning gem SHUN LI AND THE POET (Io sono Li);
acclaimed Italian-Turkish director Ferzan Ozpetek’s MAGNIFICENT PRESENCE
(Magnifica presenza); Golden Globe-winning THE ENTREPRENEUR (L’industriale);
Marco Tullio Giordana’s highly anticipated PIAZZA FONTANA: THE ITALIAN
CONSPIRACY (Romanzo di una strage); the hit of the Rome Film Festival
KRYPTONITE! starring Valeria Golino and Luca Zingaretti; Matteo Garrone’s REALITY
winner of this year’s Grand Prix in Cannes; Guido Lombardi’s impressive directorial
debut DOWN THERE (Là-bas); comic book artist Gianni Pacinotti’s surprising
directorial debut THE LAST EARTHLING (L’ultimo terrestre); and Fabrizio Bentivoglio
and Barbora Bobulova in the touching comedy TAKE IT EASY! (Scialla!).
Please join us at one of the many special events planned where, with the help of
our wonderful sponsors, we celebrate Italian cinema, coffee, wine, aperitivi and
musica as we recreate a little piece of Italy in our cinemas.
Buon divertimento!
Elysia Zeccola Hill
Director, Lavazza Italian Film Festival
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Presented by
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Media Partners
Supporting Partners
Cultural Partners
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Naming Rights Sponsor
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Proud supporter of the Lavazza Italian Film Festival and those with a taste
for adventure. Open Brown Brothers Prosecco and let the stories flow.
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“MEMORABLE.”
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CINEUROPA
David di Donatello Awards 2011 Winner - Best Supporting Actress
Nastri d’Argento Awards 2011 Winner - Best Screenplay
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OPENING
NIGHT
SELECTION
Australian Premiere
Director: Luca Miniero
Starring: Claudio Bisio, Valentina Lodovini, Alessandro Siani and Angela Finocchiaro
Welcome to the North
(Benvenuti al nord)
Check the Classification
The quirky postal workers of 2011 festival hit Welcome to the South reverse direction in this year’s
hilarious opening night selection Welcome to the North.
Following his eye-opening experience in the south, Alberto (Claudio Bisio) returns home to the north
with the promotion to Milan he had always dreamed of. Meanwhile, his old friend Mattia
(Alessandro Siani), from the laidback post office in Campania, is trying to prove to his wife
(Valentina Lodovini) that he is taking work seriously and is committed to working harder to fulfil
her dream of moving out of her mother-in-law’s home and into their own love-nest! But when his
work colleagues misunderstand and submit his transfer request, he finds himself unexpectedly
transferred to Milan…
Skewering north/south stereotypes with slapstick humour and having fun with the Cilento and
Milanese dialects, director Luca Miniero delivers another record-breaking Italian box office sensation
and reunites the entire charming cast including Claudio Bisio, Valentina Lodovini and Angela
Finocchiaro.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
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Festival
Conditions
• All festival films are restricted to persons 18 years of age and over, unless specified (see
classification recommendations). This relates not necessarily to the content of the films,
but to the legal requirements of holding the festival, as set by the Classification Board.
Please check the website and newspapers for classification updates.
• Box offices hours vary between venues. Please check the venue ticketing page for box
office hours. Cinema box offices can only sell tickets for their respective venues.
• Please ask at the venue for accepted Credit Cards (except Cinema Paradiso and Luna on
SX).
• Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable. Lost or stolen tickets will not be
replaced or refunded.
• Patrons are encouraged to collect booked tickets 30 minutes prior to the session to avoid
queues.
• Palace Cinema passes and other complimentary passes, cinema promotions and free
ticket offers are not valid for festival screenings.
• Dates, times and programmes are correct at the time of publication, but may need to be
altered due to unforeseen circumstances. We reluctantly reserve the right to withdraw,
change and replace programs without notice.
• All non-English language films have English subtitles.
• Reserved seating at Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas, Palace Cinema Como, Palace Brighton
Bay, Palace Balwyn, Palace Westgarth, Palace Barracks, Palace Centro and Palace
Electric. Seating is unreserved at Kino Cinema, Palace Verona, Palace Norton St, Chauvel
Cinema and Cinema Paradiso.
• All ticket prices are GST inclusive.
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The Lavazza Italian Film Festival is thrilled to
present the exclusive preview screenings of
Woody Allen’s love letter to Italy...
“BOUYANT HUMOUR, FARCICAL FUN...”
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exclusive
preview
screenings
USA TODAY
Australian Premiere
Director: Woody Allen
Starring: Woody Allen, Penélope Cruz, Antonio Albanese, Roberto Benigni, Alessandro Tiberi
To Rome with Love
The adventures, romances and predicaments of visitors and residents of Rome Check the Classification
come to life in Woody Allen’s highly anticipated new romantic comedy To Rome
with Love. Promising more of the beloved director’s crowd-pleasing playfulness, this enchanting
offering is a superb ode to the Eternal City.
Allen embraces Rome with a collection of four vignettes: a well-known American architect (Alec
Baldwin) is reliving his student days, a jovial Roman (Roberto Benigni) is suddenly catapulted into
fame, provincial newlyweds (Alessandra Mastronardi and Alessandro Tiberi) have just arrived in
Rome to meet his well-off family, and a grouchy retired opera director (Allen) and his wife (Judy
Davis), are there to meet their future in-laws.
Allen’s 42nd feature as writer/director is a richly textured film that is part love story, part comedy
of errors, with un pocco farce and un pochino tragedy... and it’s funny to boot!
Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival 2012, Official Selection - Out of Competition
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Golden Globes Italy 2012, Winner - Special Jury Award
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012
Winner - Silver Ribbon for Best Actress, Best Comedy,
Best Supporting Actor & The Foundation Award
Australian Premiere
Director: Carlo Verdone
Starring: Carlo Verdone, Pierfrancesco Favino, Marco Giallini, Micaela Ramazzotti, Nicoletta Romanoff
A Flat for Three
(Posti in piedi in paradiso)
One of Italy’s most popular personalities, Carlo Verdone, returns to the screen with the story of three
divorced men down on their luck who decide to share an apartment in Rome. This delightful comedy
picked up several awards from the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists including Best
Comedy and Best Actress.
All three men are drifting towards uncertain futures while still stuck in unresolved pasts. Ulisse
(Verdone) is a record collector lost in a world of classic rock; Fulvio (Pierfrancesco Favino) is a
former film critic reluctantly reduced to writing gossip columns; and Domenico (Marco Giallini) sells
real estate as an excuse to meet women. With a dip in all the three middle-aged divorcees’ fortunes,
also exacerbated by the economic downturn, they strike an unlikely friendship in order to get by.
These unlikely housemates may not know how to solve their own problems, but each is full of ideas
about what the other two should be doing! This Italian hit comedy is classic Verdone.
(Not screening in Melbourne or Sydney)
ITALY | 2012 | COMEDY | 119 MIN | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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COMINGSOON.IT
Rome Intl. Film Festival 2011, In Competition
Winner - Best Actress, Special Prize (Nastri d’Argento, Rome)
Australian Premiere
Director: Pupi Avati
Starring: Cesare Cremonini, Micaela Ramazzotti, Gianni Cavina, Andrea Roncato
The Big Heart
of Girls (Il cuore grande delle ragazze)
Good-looking Carlino Vigetti is not the brightest man in the village. But, like his father and
grandfather before him, he is irresistible to the local womenfolk.
But poverty and the fear of eviction from their farm force the Vigetti family to make a deal with
their landlord. Saddled with two unmarried daughters over the age of 30, Sisto Osti reluctantly
accepts Carlino as his son-in-law in return for tenancy security and a sleek Guzzi motorbike. Given
a month to make his choice, the unexpected arrival of third sister Francesca at the family estate on
decision day upsets all plans.
But even love at first sight cannot keep promiscuous Carlino on the straight and narrow.
A nostalgia-heavy 1930s-set tale from veteran multi award-winning Pupi Avati, The Big Heart of Girls
is a delicate tragi-comedy of love, compromise and the role of women in Mussolini’s Fascist Italy
inspired by the story of the director’s own grandparents.
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HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Berlin Film Festival 2012, Winner - Golden Bear
David di Donatello Awards 2012, Winner - Best Director, Best Editing, Best Film, Best Producer, Best Sound
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012, Winner - Silver Ribbon of the Year
Director: Paolo Taviani & Vittorio Taviani
Starring: Salvatore Striano, Cosimo Rega and Giovanni Arcuri
Caesar Must Die
(Cesare deve morire)
Winner of the Golden Bear at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, Caesar Must Die follows the inmates of the
high-security Rebibbia prison as they rehearse a performance of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Critically
lauded, this festival highlight is an absolute must-see.
Shakespeare’s scenes play out in the prison cells and courtyard, as inmates let the rehearsals infiltrate their
day-to-day lives. Tensions rumble to the surface as the play unearths suppressed feelings.
Veteran filmmakers the Taviani brothers delve back into the docudrama territory of their 1977 Palme d’Or
winner Padre padrone. Performed by convicted criminals, the film blurs the boundaries between drama
and reality. Working as an actor since his release from Rebibbia, Salvatore Striano delivers a powerfully
raw performance as Brutus.
Caesar Must Die finds the common ground between Shakespeare’s play and cell life: corruption, collusion
and betrayal. But above all, a film of genuine humanity and compassion is exquisitely revealed.
(Not screening in Perth)
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“A MAGNIFICENT FILM.”
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L’UNITA
Berlin Film Festival 2012, Panorama Audience Award (2nd place)
Winner - Best Sound, Best Editing, Best Producer
Australian Premiere
Director: Daniele Vicari
Starring: Claudio Santamaria, Jennifer Ulrich, Elio Germano
Diaz:Don’t Clean Up
- non pulite
This Blood (Diaz
questo sangue)
Violent clashes between police and demonstrators at the 2001 G8 summit in Genoa have left the city
on tenterhooks. As world leaders spend their last night in the northern Italian city, authorities look
to minimise further high profile violence.
Friends and demonstrators, journalists and alternatives from all over Europe settle down for the
night at Diaz school, a temporary media centre. But this is to be anything but a peaceful night as
400 riot police storm the premises, claiming it to be the hide-out for anarchists and other political
extremists.
Based on true events, seen from many different perspectives, director Daniele Vicari’s ferocious
fictional recreation allows the camera to tell the story. As a result, we are witness to one of the worst
cases of known police violence in Italian history, the aftermath of which continues to reverberate in
local and state politics even today.
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ITALY/FRANCE/ROMANIA | 2012 | DRAMA | 127 MIN
ITALIAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN & SPANISH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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“A REFRESHING LOOK AT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION THAT THINKS OUTSIDE THE BOX
AND APPEARS TO BE INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY IT'S SPOTLIGHTING” VARIETY
Venice Film Festival 20, Winner - Luigi De Laurentiis Award
Pusan Intl. Film Festival 2011, Winner - Flash Forward Award
All session preceded by the short film
THE CRICKET (see page 42 for details).
Australian Premiere
Director: Guido Lombardi
Starring: Kader Alassane, Esther Elisha and Moussa Mone
Down There:
A Criminal Education
(Là-bas: educazione criminale )
Winner of the Luigi De Laurentiis Award for a Debut Film at Venice and winner of the 26th International
Critics' Week Kino Audience Award, La-bàs: A Criminal Education is a moving story about an African
immigrant struggling for survival in southern Italy.
Castel Volturno, 30 kilometres from Naples. When aspiring artist Yussouf (Kader Alassane) arrives full
of hope and in search of an uncle who has promised him a good job, he finds instead only
impoverished Africans struggling to make a living. Meanwhile his uncle is working with the notorious
mafia cell, the Camorra. Resisting crime, Yussouf takes on menial jobs, along the way meeting the
beautiful Suad, played by Afro-Italian actress Esther Elisha in a standout performance.
"Là-bas," French for "down there," reveals the vulnerability of this community who are met with a lack
of employment and ostracism as outsiders. Guido Lombardi’s impressive and authentic directorial
debut is a subtle but riveting picture of the plight of African immigrants in Italy.
ITALY | 2011 | DRAMA | 100 MIN | FRENCH AND ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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“ONE OF THE STANDOUT FILMS OF THE
LONDON FILM FESTIVAL.” MUBI.COM
BFI London Film Festival 2012
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012, Winner - Guglielmo Biraghi Award
Australian Premiere
Director: Matteo Rovere
Starring: Andrea Bosca, Miriam Giovanelli, Claudio Santamaria
Drifters
(Gli sfiorati)
Handsome, good-natured Mete is dealing with the complications of his father’s impending
remarriage and the not entirely unwelcome attentions of his half-sister Belinda, pulled out of her
Madrid boarding school for bad behaviour.
From a suave man about town in the company of best friend and habitual philanderer Damiano,
Mete finds his world turned upside down as Belinda moves into his central Rome apartment. Instead
of simply keeping an eye on her as the older half-brother, he now needs to introduce boundaries
definitely not to be crossed.
Attempting to remain focused on his work and supporting recently divorced colleague Bruno, the
well-meaning Mete is constantly drawn to a carefree world of parties and good times devoid of
responsibilities.
A delightful, beautifully shot contemporary comedy drama, Drifters is lighthearted and entertaining
with a photogenic Eternal City and even more photogenic cast.
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Italian Golden Globes 2012, Best Film, Best Cinematography, Best Original Score, Special Jury Award
Rome Film Festival 2011, L.A.R.A. Award
Australian Premiere
Director: Giuliano Montaldo
Starring: Pierfrancesco Favino, Carolina Crescentini, Francesco Scianna
The Entrepreneur
(L’industriale)
Giuliano Montaldo’s muti-award winning taut drama tells the story of factory owner Nicola Ranieri
who is struggling both professionally and emotionally. The banks are foreclosing and pride has
taken him to the brink of ruin as he refuses to use his wife’s wealth and family name as a guarantor
against further loans. He is just days away from bankruptcy unless the German company Zenith
confirms the fifteen million euro share option deal.
But Nicola also suspects his beautiful architect wife is having an affair. Following her, he discovers
a regular rendezvous with Gabriel, a Romanian musician and car park attendant. Attempting to
secretly help her husband financially, Laura finds herself instead at the centre of Nicola’s intense
jealousy.
With its grey, overcast winter skies, Turin is a city paralysed by the financial crisis. Deserted
factories, almost empty streets and the distant sound of protest provide the backdrop for this incisive
yet deeply personal film that shows just how quickly and easily the economic crisis can destroy
individual lives.
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“AN UNEXPECTED AND DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS”
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FILMIT
Winner - Silver Ribbon For Best Comedy
Winner - Silver Ribbon For Best Song
Australian Premiere
Director: Paolo Genovese
Starring: Ambra Angiolini, Luca Bizzarri, Barbora Bobulova, Raoul Bova, Anita Caprioli, Paolo Kessisoglu
The Immature:
The Trip (Immaturi, il viaggio)
Following up from Paolo Genovese’s highly successful 2011 box office hit The Immature (Immaturi),
we return to the group of thirty-something former high-school friends, this time organising a dream
trip to Greece that they never managed to take while at school.
Giorgio, Lorenzo, Piero, Luisa, Virgillio and Francesca reunite (with some new additions) to embark
on what is intended to be a relaxing holiday to Greece and a chance to reconnect with one another.
However, temptations are rife on the island, in more ways than one. Their relationships are tested
as plans for the holiday become skewed. A mix of treacherous tequila, hazardous watermelons,
unexpected ex-girlfriends, and a secret illness make for a balanced mix of humour and tenderness,
all set in an idyllic location.
The star-studded cast includes Ambra Angiolini (The First Beautiful Thing), Raoul Bova (La nostra
vita), Anita Caprioli (Corpo Celeste) and Slovakian-born Barbora Bobulova (A Family on the Verge,
Manual of Love 2).
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“A CLEAR EXAMPLE THAT ITALIAN CINEMA IS ALIVE AND WELL”
POSI+TIVE MAGAZINE
Italian Golden Globes 2012, Winner – Best Actress (Asia Argento)
Toronto Film Festival 2011, Contemporary World Cinema
Australian Premiere
Director: Stefano Chiantini
Starring: Asia Argento, Ivan Franek, Giorgio Colangeli, Anna Ferruzzo, Pascal Zullino, Paolo Briguglia.
Islands (Isole )
An eastern European bricklayer looking for work is befriended by a young woman who has retreated
into silence in Stefano Chiantini’s beautiful new drama set against the stunning backdrop of the
Tremiti islands.
Undocumented émigré worker Ivan (Czech actor Ivan Franek, We Believed) is desperate for
employment. One day his search takes him to a nearby island, where he finds himself stranded,
penniless and unable to make his way back home to the dingy apartment he shares with his ailing
father. Help arrives, almost magically, in the form of a mute young woman. Martina (Asia Argento)
lives with gruff middle-aged priest, Don Enzo (Giorgio Colangeli), who has raised her as a daughter.
After taking shelter for the night, Ivan’s presence has a thawing effect on both prickly Enzo and
reserved Martina.
Their relationships grow almost effortlessly: both the friendship between the old priest and the
foreigner, and the romantic tension that develops between Ivan and Martina. As their lives
intertwine, emotions are laid bare in this absorbing drama.
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“… A WONDERFUL, COLOURFUL RIDE...
A BRILLIANT FILM.” EMPRESS MAGAZINE
Rome Film Festival 2011, In Competition
Australian Premiere
Director: Ivan Cotroneo
Starring: Valeria Golino, Luca Zingaretti, Cristiana Capotondi
Kryptonite!(Kryptonite nella borsa!)
Warmly received by the public and critics at the Rome International Film Festival, Kryptonite! is the
directorial debut of highly regarded novelist and screenwriter Ivan Cotroneo (I Am Love).
It’s 1970s Naples and bullied, nine year-old Peppino is watching the world around him as his
extended dysfunctional family change. Psychedelic flower power and hippie love is threatening the
old traditional southern Italian family. Dad is having an affair and Mum has taken to her bed with
depression.
Super-mod brother and sister Titina and Salvatore take the boy under their wings, introducing him
to demonstrations and love-ins, whilst caped superhero Gennaro visits Peppino even after being
knocked down and killed by the number 12 bus. It is the imaginary appearances of his older cousin
that help the nine-year-old navigate the complicated adult world, as well as encouraging Peppino to
accept his individuality in spite of what is said at home and at school.
With Italian versions of period classic songs, all the colours of peace and love amid the city’s backstreets,
seventies-set Kryptonite! is a fresh, tender and funny tale exploring love, diversity and dreams.
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“ … WITTY, OUTSPOKENLY HUMOROUS AND TRULY COMIC.”
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VOGUE ITALIA
Venice Film Festival 2011: In Competition
Winner - Mimmo Rotella Foundation Award, Pasinetti Award - Special Mention
Director: Gian Alfonso Pacinotti
Starring: Gabriele Spinelli, Anna Bellato, Luca Marinelli
The Last Earthling
(L’ultimo terrestre)
The film debut of Gian Alfonso Pacinotti, better known as cartoonist Gipi, is an acerbic adaptation
of Giacomo Monti’s graphic novel.
As the world awaits the arrival of extra-terrestrials, Luca Bertacci goes about his mundane existence
working as a waiter at a bingo hall in Pisa and spying on his beautiful neighbour, Anna.
Abandoned at an early age by his mother, Luca is a lonely, single woman-hater whose only friend
is Roberta, a transsexual prostitute he has known since childhood. As the aliens begin to land,
everything in his sad life begins to fall apart – some, surprisingly, for the better as Luca is forced
to examine the limited relationships in his life.
A subtle, darkly comedic celebration of difference, The Last Earthling combines moments of real
personal crisis with a broader satirising of the human condition.
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ITALY | 2011 | DRAMA/SCI-FI |100 MINUTES | ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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“BIZARRE AND FASCINATING.”
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MOVIEPLAYER.IT
Venice Film Festival 2011
Giornate degli Autori - Venice Days, Spazio Aperto
Australian Premiere
Director: Lorenzo Garzella & Filippo Macelloni
Documentary featuring Roberto Baggio, Gary Lineker, Joao Havelange
The Lost World Cup
(Il mundial dimenticato)
Was there ever a football World Cup during World War II? Official history may deny it, but rumours
of a breakaway event in South America have circulated for decades.
The discovery of unknown human remains on the outskirts of a small Patagonian town serves as the
first part of a remarkable jigsaw piecing together the endeavours of Count Vladimir Otz, an eccentric
Hungarian, to stage the World Cup in Argentina in 1942.
Weaving together film footage, interviews from luminaries in world football including Roberto
Baggio, Gary Lineker and Joao Havelange, along with recollections from those who claimed to have
been part of this extraordinary enterprise, The Lost World Cup reconstructs the mysterious story and
provides an entertaining investigation across two continents.
But who won the mysterious 1942 World Cup? And why has it never been mentioned since?
ITALY/ARGENTINA | 2011 | 95 MIN | DOCUMENTARY/ADVENTURE
ITALIAN, ENGLISH, GERMAN & SPANISH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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“THE REAL REVELATION IS FILIPPO TIMI,
NOTHING SHORT OF IRRESISTIBLE” VIVA CINEMA
Italian Golden Globes 2012
Best Comedy, Best Original Score
Australian Premiere
Director: Fausto Brizzi
Starring: Fabio De Luigi, Claudia Gerini, Filippo Timi, Giorgia Wurth, Alessandro Sperduti
Love is in the Air
(Com'e' bello far l'’amore)
Director/co-writer Fausto Brizzi’s Love is in the Air (Com’è bello far l'amore - literally translated as
How beautiful to make love) is the saucy saga of a long-married couple whose non-existent sex life
perks up when two porn stars become their house guests.
Couple Andrea and Giulia, an outwardly successful couple, are having problems in the bedroom.
When Giulia invites Max, an old friend from high school, to stay in the family home with their
teenage son, some new attitudes begin to form. Max in fact, works in the porn film industry, and
has returned to Italy after working in LA. As Max’s stay progresses, he proceeds to give sex advice
to each member of the family, resulting in hilarious and often embarrassing encounters!
Directed by Italy’s breakout commercial comedy director Fausto Brizzi (The Night Before Final
Exams), Love is in the Air reveals the importance of keeping love alive while also being true to
oneself.
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THE GUIDE ISTANBUL
Italian Golden Globes 2012 , Winner - Best Director, Best Actor, Special Prize, Best Supporting Actress
Moscow International Film Festival 2012: In Competition, Winner - Audience Award
Australian Premiere
Director: Ferzan Ozpetek
Starring: Elio Germano, Margherita Buy, Vittoria Puccini, Giuseppe Fiorello, Andrea Bosca
Magnificent Prescence
(Magnifica presenza )
Ferzan Ozpetek’s contemporary ghost tale is set in the theatre world inspired by an Antonio Pietrangeli
story. Starring award-winning Elio Germano (La nostra vita), the fantastical events are delightfully
punctuated by Fellini-like touches and a soundtrack by Turkey’s greatest pop diva Sezen Aksu.
This deliciously dark tale tells the story of Pietro, an aspiring actor, who discovers that the old grand
house he has recently purchased in Rome is occupied by a collective of ghosts who once formed a
vaudevillian troupe in the 1940s. At first Pietro is terrified, while others (including his wacky cousin,
Maria) believe he is going mad. However, as he struggles to come to terms with his own
homosexuality and deals with failed auditions, Pietro begins to enjoy their companionship. As he
forms a relationship with the inhabitants of his house, Pietro embarks on a journey to investigate
the mystery surrounding their tragic death all those years ago.
At once charming, witty, and nostalgic, Ferzan Ozpetek (Facing Windows) delivers a visually
gorgeous tale about accepting what others have to offer and embracing individualism.
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“...WITH THE KITSCH AND COLOURFUL (STYLE) OF KUSTARICA...
AND SURREAL HUMOUR OF THE COEN BROTHERS” MY MOVIES IT
Australian Premiere
Director: Edoardo De Angelis
Starring: Aida Turturro, Luca Zingaretti, Luisa Ranieri, Massimiliano Gallo, Andrea Renzi
Mozzarella Stories
Italian and Chinese producers of mozzarella cheese spar for each other's share of the market in this
quirky new comedy starring Luca Zingaretti (star of three films in this year’s line-up) and featuring
a laugh-out-loud performance from Aida Turturro (of The Sopranos fame).
If only the Chinese hadn’t started producing mozzarella in Campania, the home of Italian
mozzarella, then Don Ciccio - the King of Mozzarella, Mr. Buffalo Cheese himself - would have
continued producing and selling, selling and producing and, of course, paying kickbacks to the local
Camorra. But the Chinese have flooded supermarkets and restaurants with their first-rate and, more
importantly, half-price cheese! As bankruptcy – and the Camorra – loom Ciccio needs money,
triggering a series of events that will affect everyone around him.
Director Edoardo De Angelis’s first full-length feature film tells a story about music and women,
mozzarella and mafia. Mozzarella Stories explores a world full of irony, deftly blending elements
from action movies, Italian comedies, and influences from Tarantino and Almodóvar.
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MOVIEPLAYER IT
Rome Intl. Film Festival 2011
In Competition
Australian Premiere
Director: Marina Spada
Starring: Claudia Coli, Claudia Gerini and Lino Guanciale
My Tomorrow
(Il mio domani)
Writer-director Marina Spada’s pensive new drama tells the ironic story of Monica (Claudia Gerini,
Reality) a successful corporate motivational speaker in Milan who trains employees to fill
“emptiness” with new opportunities, while her personal life could use the same direction.
Monica is single, involved in a futureless relationship with her boss Vittorio (Paolo Pierobon), and
tending to her religion-obsessed father (Raffaele Pisu) who lives alone in the countryside in Tuscany.
She blames her mother for abandoning her and her father, which also strains her relationship with
her stepsister, Simona (Claudia Coli). The opposite is true for Monica’s loving care for Simona’s son
Roberto (Enrico Bosco), which aggravates Simona.
Spada creates a rich character study that avoids clichés and simple explanations for Monica’s
situation, offering a fascinating look at a different kind of Milan rarely seen in movies, where within
the walls of corporate buildings personal livelihoods are ruthlessly cut short against the backdrop
of the European economic crisis.
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“A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED AMERICAN [STYLE]
ROMANTIC COMEDY” VARIETY
Australian Premiere
Director: Massimo Venier
Starring: Fabio Volo, Isabella Ragonese, Camilla Filippi, Pietro Ragusa, Irene Ferri, Roberto Citran
One Day More
(Il giorno in più)
Massimo Venier's enjoyable romcom is based on a bestselling novel by lead actor Fabio Volo
(Weddings and Other Disasters), and tells the tale of a thirtysomething man falling for a confirmed
bachelorette who has her sights set on moving to New York.
Giacomo is 40 years old, has had many girlfriends and does not intend to marry. His mother, friends
and colleagues all try to talk sense into him, describing the joys of marriage and fatherhood, but
their stories fail to convince him. Every morning on the tram, however, he is unable to take his eyes
off one particular woman. One day, after many exchanged glances, she invites him to dinner, only
to tell him that she is leaving for New York in a few days and leaving Giacomo with a difficult
decision to make...
Massimo Venier ‘s feel good film is rounded out by Volo’s unshaven charm and Ragonese’s winning
combination of affectless beauty and homey warmth. The terrific Stefania Sandrelli also makes an
appearance as Giacomo’s slightly kooky Mum, whose re-discovery of love makes him think harder
about the importance of holding on to the right relationship.
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INDIEWIRE
David di Donatello Awards 2012, Winner - Best Supporting Actor & Actress, Best Visual Effects
Golden Globes Italy 2012 Winner - Special Jury Award
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012 , Winner - Best Actor, Best Screenplay
Australian Premiere
Director: Marco Tullio Giordana
Starring: Valerio Mastrandrea, Pierfrancesco Favino, Michela Cescon, Laura Chiatti, Fabrizio Gifuni
Piazza Fontana:
The Italian Conspiracy
(Romanzo di una strage)
Marco Tullio Giordana (The Best of Youth) delivers a Machiavellian drama, based on a book by
Paolo Cucchiarelli, which dissects the Piazza Fontana bombing, highlighting the manipulations and
tragic consequences of the event and subsequent investigations.
An explosion at the Banca Nazionale dell’Agricoltura in Milan in 1969 resulted in 17 deaths and
injured dozens more. The protests sweeping Europe and the fear of communism led the police to
focus their investigations on anarchist groups. But the Police Commissioner is convinced it’s not that
simple. When known non-violent protestor Giuseppe Pinelli dies in police custody, Calabresi’s
enquiries reveal a conspiracy to discredit the Left by foreign and state governments, the police, the
secret service through to neo-fascists.
Intriguingly complicated and politically nuanced, Romanzo di una strage is an ever-twisting
conspiracy of lies, intrigue and dirty politics. The meticulously staged real life story is both
enthralling and gripping.
ITALY | 2011 | DRAMA | 128 MIN | ITALIAN AND FRENCH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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“…A PERCEPTIVE, UNPREDICTABLE AND FREQUENTLY VERY
FUNNY CRITIQUE OF REALITY TELEVISION…” TELEGRAPH UK
Cannes Film Festival 2012: In Competition, Winner - Grand Prize of the Jury
Toronto Intl. Film Festival 2012, Special Presentations
Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival 2012, Horizons
Australian Premiere
Director: Matteo Garrone
Starring: Aniello Arena, Loredana Simioli, Nando Paone, Lello Ferrante
Reality
Matteo Garrone, whose acclaimed earlier film Gomorrah also won the Grand Prix at Cannes four
years ago, took out the Grand Prix again this year with this biting satire on reality television and
Italian culture. This is an unmissable festival highlight.
Luciano (Aniello Arena) is a Neapolitan fishmonger who supplements his modest income by pulling
off little scams together with his wife Maria. A likeable, entertaining guy, Luciano never misses an
opportunity to perform for his customers and countless relatives. One day his family urge him to try
out for Big Brother. In chasing this dream his perception of reality begins to change.
While acclaimed crime opus Gomorrah was Garrone’s neorealist examination of Neopolitan crime
syndicates, seen from a distanced perspective and told with an ensemble of characters, Reality is
considerably more stylised and cleverly indulges in the myth it criticises. Debut actor Aniello Arena
is ideal in the lead role making Luciano’s psychological unravelling utterly convincing.
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ALUNA.WORDPRESS
David di Donatello Awards 2012, Winner - Best Actress
Venice Film Festival 2011, Winner - FEDIC Award, Lina Mangiacapre Prize, Lanterna Magica Award
BFI London Film Festival 2011, Winner - Satyajit Ray Award
Australian Premiere
Director: Andrea Segre
Starring: Tao Zhao, Rade Serbedzija, Marco Paolini
Shun Li and the Poet
(Io sono Li)
In Andrea Segre’s poignant debut feature, Shun Li is a softly-spoken young Chinese immigrant who
is moved by her Chinese broker from a clothing factory to a new job as a barmaid in Chioggia, a
small fishing community on the Venetian lagoon.
There she manages the bar and serves the fishermen regulars in halting Italian. Among these is
Bepi, nicknamed “The Poet,” who has just retired from a long fishing career. He and the gentle Shun
Li bond, sharing a love of poetry, both being from families of fishermen, and both are foreigners
(Bepi is Slavic). Bepi also learns that Shun Li is struggling to earn enough money to pay back her
brokers so she can bring her young son to Italy.
Soon the all too familiar forces of hate, prejudice and paranoia disrupt their innocent friendship:
vocal anti-immigrant cynics are convinced the Chinese are taking over, and rumours that their
relationship is more than a friendship are problematic for Li’s employers.
This unusual and compelling first feature was deservedly selected for the Venice Days section of the
Venice Film Festival, and the remarkable central performance by Zhao Tao as Li is both restrained
and heartfelt. This is a touching festival highlight.
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For a truly Italian experience at this year’s Lavazza
Italian Film Festival, number one premium Italian
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tradition of Aperitivo – the serving of delicious
small-plate food accompanied by refreshing
drinks during the early hours of the evening.
Like most things Italian, Aperitivo has its roots
firmly in the past, but made a comeback in the
1960’s. The stylish tradition has since become a
signature offering of Peroni in Australia.
With its authentically Italian, crisp and refreshing
character, Peroni Nastro Azzurro makes the
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enjoyment, Peroni Leggera (pronounced le-je-ra)
is low in carbohydrates and 3.5% alcohol, with
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BUON APERITIVO
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NEW EMPRESS MAGAZINE
Venice Film Festival 2011, Winner - New Trends Best Film Prize, Vittorio Veneto Award
David di Donatello 2012, Winner - Best New Director, David of the Youth Award
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012,
Winner - Guglielmo Biraghi Award Special Mention, Silver Ribbon
Australian Premiere
Director: Francesco Bruni
Starring: Fabrizio Bentivoglio, Filippo Scicchitano, Barbora Bobulova
Take it Easy!
(Scialla!)
This debut feature from celebrated screenwriter Francesco Bruni (The First Beautiful Thing) is a
touching comedy about two broken men who help each other find their way.
After losing faith in the education system, retired teacher and novelist Bruno (Fabrizio Bentivoglio)
has all but given up on life. Currently ghost writing a biography for former adult star Tina (Barbora
Bobulova), he also tutors privately to make ends meet. One of his students is Luca (Filippo
Scicchitano), a drifting and despondent teenager who is on the brink of failure at school.
Luca’s mother takes a six month job in Mali, and asks Bruno to look after her son while she’s away.
Confused by the request, Bruno’s world is turned upside down when she reveals he is Luca’s father.
As the threat of expulsion from school looms over Luca, Bruno tries to help his secret son get his act
together.
A poignant story about a man learning to become a father, and a son choosing to become a man.
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“…BEGINS WITH A BANG, TURNING A TOUGH-KID BOXING TALE INTO A GRITTY
EXPOSÉ OF MAFIA-STYLE CRIMINALITY AND ENDEMIC CORRUPTION IN ITALY'S
NAPLES REGION” VARIETY
Montréal World Film Festival 2011: World Competition, Winner - Best Artistic Contribution
Australian Premiere
Director: Giuseppe Gagliardi
Starring: Clemente Russo, Rade Serbedzija, Susanne Wolff, and Giacomo Gonnella
Tatanka
Tatanka, meaning bison, is the nickname of Michele – an aspiring boxer who struggles to escape
the clutches of the greedy underworld of organised crime.
This arresting drama begins in the Camorra-ridden Naples region, where young men idolise
criminals and a stint in the slammer is but a rite of passage. Michele finds in boxing an alternative
to a life of crime, resisting a seemingly inescapable fate. He is instilled with the values of
sportsmanship, hard work, and discipline. But after taking the fall for a friend’s crime, Michele
spends 8 years behind bars. Upon his release he returns to his salvation – boxing.
Inspired by true events, the title character is played by Clemente Russo – the heavyweight champion
the story is partly based on. From the screenwriters of Gomorrah, including novelist Roberto
Saviano, Tatanka charts a harrowing fall from grace to a seemingly impossible redemption.
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Venice Film Festival 2012, In Competition, Winner - Special Jury Award, Francesco Pasinetti Award
Golden Globes Italy 2012, Best Supporting Actor
BFI London Film Festival 2012, Cinema Europa
Toronto Intl. Film Festival 2011, Special Presentations
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2012, Winner - Special Silver Ribbon
Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival 2012, Horizons
Australian Premiere
Director: Emanuele Crialese
Starring: Filippo Pucillo, Donatella Finocchiaro, Mimmo Cuticchio, Claudio Santamaria
Terraferma
Director Emanuele Crialese (Respiro) directs this multi award-winning gem starring Donatella
Finocchiaro about a broken family confronting great changes on a small fishing island near Sicily.
Giulietta (Finocchiaro) decides to rent out the small apartment she shares with her son to summer
visitors to make some extra money, and the family move into the garage next door. Meanwhile,
Filippo and his grandfather come across a drifting boatload of African immigrants while out on a
fishing run. Though Ernesto duly alerts the coastguards, he also goes against official instructions by
taking on board a group of immigrants who jumped into the sea from the boat. Among them is Sara,
a pregnant Ethiopian woman played by Timnit T - one of only five survivors of a boatload of 70
immigrants that washed up on Lampedusa while the director was working on the treatment for the
film.
Terraferma builds with surprises: first teasing as a romance, family or class drama before becoming
grippingly suspenseful with doses of open water tension. A riveting and stunning film.
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“… COMICALLY PROVOCATIVE”
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VARIETY
New trends in Italian Cinema
Australian Premiere
Director: Francesco Patierno
Starring: Diego Abatantuono, Valerio Mastandrea, Valentina Lodovini
Things From Another
World (Cose dell’altro mondo)
Bigoted businessman Mariso Golfetto uses his self-funded television channel to preach racism and
repatriation.
Rallying against migrant workers on his nightly program, he calls for a ‘purifying tsunami’ during
a mysterious thunderstorm. By the following morning, one million migrants throughout Italy have
vanished.
Chaos ensues. Hospitals and factories close, food is rationed as delivery vans and trucks are found
abandoned on motorways. In Golfetto’s hometown of Mestre, rubbish quickly piles up and
pensioners, without their carers, are left to wander the streets. In the midst of it all, Detective Ariele
Verderame reluctantly tries to find Nadim, his ex-partner’s lover and father to her unborn child.
Addressing bigotry and hypocrisy through dramatic irony and satire, Things From Another World is
a highly entertaining black comedy of immigration, one of the most politically sensitive and divisive
issues of contemporary global society.
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“A TOUR DE FORCE ADULT MELODRAMA . . . UNSENTIMENTAL
YET EMOTIONALLY RESONANT” BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE
Australian Premiere
Director: Cristina Comencini
Starring: Filippo Timi, Claudia Pandolfi, Michela Cescon
When the Night
(Quando la notte)
Lonely and isolated in a loveless marriage, Marina (Claudia Pandolfi) struggles to care for her two
year old son Marco (played by triplets), in this striking drama from Oscar-nominated director
Cristina Comencini (Don’t Tell).
Under the stress of ministering her ever-crying son, Marina begins to spiral towards a nervous
breakdown. Hoping to curb his sleeping habits, she decides to spend the summer in the mountains
where she strikes up an unlikely love-hate relationship with local misanthropic mountain guide
Manfred (the wonderful Filippo Timi). The growing attraction between them is disrupted when
Marco suffers a suspicious accident that leaves Manfred questioning Marina’s motherly intentions.
Fifteen years later, Marina returns to the mountain to find Manfred to rekindle the desire she had
felt, but never acted upon.
Set against the stark, beautiful and dangerous backdrop of the Alps, When the Night is a compelling
drama that cleverly unfolds a bittersweet love story.
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Cult Vault proudly presents
Porte dell'Inferno
The Fevered Cinema of Lucio Fulci
The late Lucio Fulci, Italy’s “Godfather of Gore” enjoyed a blood
soaked career with recurring patterns throughout his work including
unique camera techniques and surreal plot points. These conventions
are used widely in the three films unofficially labelled as the “Gates of
Hell” Trilogy. Made within a span of two years at the turn of the
1980s, the three films mostly deal with houses or towns built upon the entrance to
hell or some sort of spiritual dimension. Each of these genre gross-outs is presented
complete and 100% uncut! Let the blood run free as we open the doorway to a world
of nightmares...welcome to the fevered world of Lucio Fulci!
CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD (Paura nella città dei morti viventi)
The Seven Gates Of Hell have been torn open, and in three days the dead
shall rise and walk the earth. As a reporter (Christopher George) and a
psychic (Catriona MacColl) race to close the portals of the damned, they
encounter a seething nightmare of unspeakable evil. The city is alive with the horrors of the living dead!
1980 | RATED R | 98 MIN | ENGLISH & ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
THE BEYOND (...E tu vivrai nel terrore! L'aldilà )
If your new business venture is sited on the cursed gateway to the hell
dimension of The Beyond, then maybe it’s time to move elsewhere but Liza
(Catriona MacColl) is determined to make her New Orleans hotel work. As
reality breaks down and the plot explodes, Liza must journey far from
everything she understands and descend in The Beyond! This is Fulci’s
Zombie masterwork as he assaults his audience with shock after head
spinning shock, all the while leading up to one of horror cinemas most heart
stopping finales.
THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY (Quella villa accanto al cimitero)
A young family (lead by Catriona MacColl) moves from their cramped New
York City apartment to a spacious estate in New England. But this is no
ordinary house in the country: the previous owner was the deranged ‘Dr.
Freudstein’, whose monstrous human experiments have left a legacy of
bloody mayhem. Now, someone - or something - is alive in the basement,
and home sweet home is about to become a horrific hell on Earth.
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Tickets: $10 Each or 3 Film Pass for $24
Screening selected Friday nights at Palace
Westgarth, Chauvel Cinema & Palace Centro.
Cult Vault
Curated by
Zak Hepburn
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The Lavazza Italian Film Festival
is proud to present
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SPECIAL
operatic
EVENT IN HD
Director: Christian Biondani Conductor: Fabio Mastrangelo
Music: Coro e Orchestra dell’Arena di Verona
Opera On Ice
Captured live at Italy's historic Verona Arena
A magnificent combination of figure skating and opera from the world's largest open-air theatre in
stunning HD.
For the first time in its distinguished history, Italy's historic Verona arena opens its doors to figure
skating for this ground-breaking new show. Combining the beauty and skill of ice skating with some
of the most famous arias from 12 of the world's greatest operas, this is an event to bring together
aficionados of music and sport.
Among the skaters taking part are world number one Carolina Kostner, winner of the European
Championships, and Olympic champion Stephane Lambiel. In a truly international line-up, they are
joined by champions from China (Qing Pang, Jian Tong) and Russia (Tatiana Totmianina, Maxim
Marinin).
For the music, top-level international opera stars collaborate with the 200-strong Verona Arena
Orchestra and Chorus. Expect to hear arias from the likes of 'Don Giovanni', 'Aida', 'Carmen',
'Romeo and Juliet', 'Turandot', 'Tosca' and 'La Traviata'.
DURATION 77 MIN
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short film selection
Starring: Birol Ünel, Edoardo Gabbriellini and Clemente Cecchi
The Cricket
Based on a true story, a labourer inside an
airport terminal becomes increasingly irritated
by the sound of a cricket that he can’t locate.
Shot by award-winning cinematographer Daniele Ciprì (Vincere) and filmed entirely on location at
Pisa’s Airport, The Cricket stars Birol Ünel (Head-On, Soul Kitchen) as the migrant labourer. An ode to
the early cinema of Charlie Chaplain, the short is entirely visual without any dialogue.
Deceptively simple, Lorenzi’s captivating short sees the frustrated worker struggle between the need to
have a job and an unusual call to freedom.
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Acqua Minerale
PALACE CINEMA COMO - MELBOURNE
Wednesday 19 September
6.30 for 7pm
(Opening Night)
Thursday 20 September
1.45pm Love is in the Air
4.15pm The Entrepreneur
6.45pm One Day More
9.15pm Kryptonite!
Friday 21 September
1.00pm Opera On Ice
1.45pm Caesar Must Die
4.15pm Reality
6.45pm Shun Li and the Poet
9.15pm The Immature: The Trip
Saturday 22 September
11.30am Opera On Ice
1.45pm Down There:
A Criminal Education + short
4.15pm One Day More
6.45pm Welcome to the North
Sunday 23 September
1.45pm Magnificent Presence
9.15pm Drifters
Cnr Toorak Rd & Chapel St Sth Yarra (03) 9827 7533
Monday 24 September
1.45pm Diaz - Don't Clean
Up This Blood
4.15pm One Day More
6.30pm Piazza Fontana:
9.15pm Mozzarella Stories
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Tuesday 25 September
4.15pm Islands
6.45pm Take it Easy!
Up This Blood
4.15pm Tatanka
4.15pm Down There:
9.15pm Reality
Friday 28 September
1.45pm When the Night
4.15pm My Tomorrow
6.45pm The Big Heart of Girls
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1.45pm The Lost World Cup
4.15pm Tatanka
Sunday 30 September
1.45pm Islands
Monday 1 October
4.15pm Drifters
6.45pm Reality
Tuesday 2 October
6.45pm The Last Earthling
9.15pm Terraferma
Wednesday 3 October
9.15pm Kryptonite!
Thursday 4 October
4.15pm Kryptonite!
6.45pm Things From Another World
Friday 5 October
1.45pm Terraferma
9.15pm Reality
Saturday 6 October
Sunday 7 October
3.45pm One Day More
Double feature:
6.15pm Welcome to the South
Monday 8 October
1.45pm Kryptonite!
6.45pm My Tomorrow
Tuesday 9 October
6.15pm for 7.00pm
To Rome with Love
(Closing Night Event)
Cinema Peroni By Popular Demand
sessions to be announced! Check ads
and website.
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Sunday 30 September
6.35pm Reality
Friday 21 September
9.00pm Kryptonite!
Monday 1 October
1.00pm Opera On Ice
Tuesday 2 October
1.30pm Reality
4.00pm Kryptonite!
Up This Blood
Sunday 23 September
1.00pm Opera On Ice
3.30pm for 4.00pm
The Big Heart of Girls
(Special Event)
9.00pm Terraferma
Monday 24 September
4.00pm Tatanka
9.00pm Drifters
1.30pm Down There:
4.00pm My Tomorrow
1.30pm Terraferma
4.00pm Islands
9.00pm One Day More
Friday 28 September
4.00pm Drifters
1.30pm My Tomorrow
9.00pm Kryptonite!
Wednesday 3 October
Thursday 4 October
6.35pm One Day More
9.00pm Reality
Friday 5 October
Saturday 6 October
1.30pm Down There: A Criminal
Education + short
Sunday 7 October
6.35pm One Day More
9.00pm Islands
Monday 8 October
Up This Blood
6.35pm Tatanka
Tuesday 9 October
1.30pm One Day More
5.50pm for 6.35pm
To Rome with Love
and website.
231 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn (03) 9817 1277
1.00pm Opera On Ice
9.00pm Reality
PALACE BALWYN - MELBOURNE
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PALACE BRIGHTON BAY - MELBOURNE
6pm for 6.30pm The Big Heart of Girls
(Special event)
Friday 21 September
6.30pm One Day More
1.00pm Opera On Ice
4.00pm Islands
9.00pm Reality
Tuesday 2 October
Wednesday 3 October
4.00pm Tatanka
Monday 24 September
4.00pm My Tomorrow
9.00pm Terraferma
Friday 5 October
6.30pm One Day More
1.30pm One Day More
4.00pm Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood
Friday 28 September
4.00pm Islands
9.00pm Reality
4.00pm Terraferma
9.00pm One Day More
Sunday 30 September
1.30pm My Tomorrow
9.00pm Drifters
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Monday 1 October
9.00pm Tatanka
Thursday 4 October
1.30pm Drifters
Education + short
9.00pm Kryptonite!
1.00pm Opera On Ice
6.30pm Kryptonite!
294 Bay Street, Brighton (03) 9596 3590
3:11 PM
Sunday 23 September
1.00pm Opera On Ice
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Saturday 6 October
Education + short
Sunday 7 October
6.30pm Reality
Monday 8 October
Tuesday 9 October
4.00pm Kryptonite!
6.45pm for 7.15pm To Rome with Love
and website.
Sunday 23 September
3.30pm Tatanka
Monday 24 September
3.30pm Drifters
8.30pm One Day More
1.00pm My Tomorrow
Friday 28 September
6.00pm Kryptonite!
8.15pm One Day More
1.00pm Down There:
3.30pm My Tomorrow
6.00pm Reality
Sunday 30 September
3.30pm Terraferma
Monday 1 October
1.00pm Islands
3.30pm One Day More
8.15pm Drifters
Tuesday 2 October
3.30pm Diaz - Don't Clean Up
This Blood
Double feature:
Wednesday 3 October
6.00pm One Day More
8.15pm Reality
Thursday 4 October
3.30pm One Day More
8.15pm Terraferma
Friday 5 October
3.30pm Terraferma
Saturday 6 October
3.30pm Islands
8.15pm Reality
Sunday 7 October
Monday 8 October
1.00pm Down There:
Tuesday 9 October
11.45am Tatanka
5.30pm for 6.15pm
To Rome with Love
sessions to be announced! Check ads and
website.
45 Collins Street, Melbourne (03) 9650 2100
3:11 PM
KINO CINEMAS - MELBOURNE
1.00pm Kryptonite!
5.45pm for 6.15pm
Take it Easy! (Special Event)
Friday 21 September
1.00pm Reality
6.00pm Kryptonite!
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PALACE WESRGARTH - MELBOURNE
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6pm for 7pm Welcome to the North
(Opening Night Reception)
4.30pm Terraferma
7.00pm Kryptonite!
Friday 21 September
11.30pm Cult Vault: City of the Living Dead
7.00pm Reality
Sunday 23 September
2.00pm One Day More
4.30pm Reality
Monday 24 September
4.30pm Drifters
4.30pm Kryptonite!
7.00pm Terraferma
2.00pm Reality
7.00pm One Day More
9.30pm Kryptonite!
Friday 28 September
11.30pm Cult Vault: The Beyond
2.00pm Islands
Sunday 30 September
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Monday 1 October
2.00pm Kryptonite!
Tuesday 2 October
Wednesday 3 October
2.00pm Islands
Education + short
Thursday 4 October
7.00pm My Tomorrow
9.30pm Drifters
Friday 5 October
7.00pm Tatanka
11.30pm Cult Vault:
House by the Cemetery
Saturday 6 October
Up This Blood
7.00pm One Day More
Sunday 7 October
4.30pm Reality
Up This Blood
Monday 8 October
2.00pm One Day More
7.00pm Down There:
Tuesday 9 October
4.15pm My Tomorrow
6.15pm Tatanka
7.45pm for 8.30pm
To Rome with Love
website.
Palace Balwyn
231 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn
Tel: 03 9817 1277
Tram 109 Stop 46
Palace Brighton Bay
294 Bay Street, Brighton
Tel: 03 9596 3590
Kino Cinemas
45 Collins Street, Melbourne
Tel: 03 9650 2100
Tram 109 & 112 Stop 8
Palace Westgarth
89 High Street, Northcote
Tel: 03 9482 2001
Tram 86 Stop 27
5.45pm drinks and music for
6.15pm film
Kino Cinemas
Movie Club $25
General Admission $30
Includes Aperitivo Peroni, Brown
Brothers wines, live music and
film screening.
BROWN BROTHERS PRESENTS
THE BIG HEART OF GIRLS
6.00 drinks/music for 6.30pm film
Palace Brighton Bay
Movie Club $22
Includes Brown Brothers Prosecco,
live entertainment and film
screening.
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET
ICE CREAM PRESENTS
THE BIG HEART OF GIRLS
Sunday 23 September
3.30pm ice cream/music
for 4.00pm film
Palace Balwyn
Movie Club $22
Includes Connoisseur Gourmet Ice
Cream, Brown Brothers Prosecco,
screening.
TICKETS ON SALE
- At Box Offices 11.00am to
8.30pm daily
- Telephone bookings by credit
card only. Credit card is debited at
time of booking and must be
produced when collecting tickets.
Credit card transactions will incur
booking fees.
- Online at
CULT VAULT! Palace Westgarth
www.palacecinemas.com.au
Fri 21 Sep, 28 Sep & 5 Oct only!
(go to the “Times & Tickets”
page and select by title or cinema) All tickets $10 each or all 3 for $24
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Australian Premiere of
WELCOME TO THE NORTH
6.30pm for 7.00pm
Palace Cinema Como
Movie Club $55
General Admission $59.50
Includes film premiere, gift bag &
official after party with Lavazza
Mocha Martinis, Connoisseur
Gourmet Ice Cream, live
entertainment and much more!
OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION
Australian Premiere of
6.00pm for 7.00pm film
Palace Westgarth
Movie Club $25
Includes Brown Brothers Prosecco
on arrival, live entertainment and
sweets by Balconi followed by film
premiere.
CLOSING NIGHTS:
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET ICE
CREAM & PALLINI LIMONCELLO
PRESENT Woody Allen’s
TO ROME WITH LOVE
Tuesday 9 October
5.30pm for 6.15pm Kino Cinemas
5.50pm for 6.35pm Palace Balwyn
6.15pm for 7.00pm Cinema Como
6.45pm for 7.15pm Brighton Bay
7.45 for 8.30pm Palace Westgarth
Movie Club $28
All include cocktails by Pallini,
Connoisseur Gourmet Ice Cream,
screening.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Movie Club
$15.00
Concession*
$16.50
Adult
$19.50
Child
$14.00
(check ratings)
SPECIAL EVENTS
APERITIVO PERONI & BROWN
BROTHERS PRESENT
TAKE IT EASY!
For censorship information
and general festival conditions,
please see
3:11 PM
WELCOME TO THE SOUTH/NORTH
DOUBLE FEATURE
SOUTH: Movie Club $12.00
Adult
$15.00
NORTH: General Admission pricing
DOUBLE: Movie Club $26.00
Adult
$30.00
OPERA ON ICE in HD
Senior (60+)
Movie Club / Conc*
Adult
$22.00
$24.00
$27.00
* Eligible Concessions: Full time
Students (photo ID required),
Senior Citizens, Health Care Card
Holders, Pensioners. Proof of
concession must be presented by
the cardholder.
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TICKETING - MELBOURNE
Palace Cinema Como
Corner of Toorak Road &
Chapel Street, South Yarra
Tel: 03 9827 7533
Tram 8 Stop 31
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MULTI-FILM PURCHASE
(Excluding opening/closings nights
& special events)
5 FILM PASS
Movie Club $70
10 FILM PASS
Movie Club $130
20 FILM PASS
Movie Club $240
Multi-film passes are for separate,
preselected sessions for one
person. All films selected must be
different from one another. Passes
from the cinema box offices will
only be applicable for sessions at
that venue. Multi-film passes are
only available at the box offices and
cannot be booked over the phone
or online.
GROUP BOOKINGS
GROUPS (20 people or more)
per ticket $14.50
Bookings: (03) 9816 1777 or
[email protected]
STUDENT BOOKINGS
At a discounted price of $11.00
per ticket (20 students or more),
1 teacher admitted FREE
for every 20 students.
Enquiries: Sally Rosevear
(03) 9816 1777 or
[email protected]
Festival films are restricted to
persons aged 18 years and over
unless specified. Festival tickets are
non-refundable. Lost or stolen
tickets will not be replaced or
refunded. All seating is reserved at
Palace Cinema Como, Palace
Brighton Bay, Palace Balwyn and
Palace Westgarth. Seating at Kino
Cinemas is unreserved.
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PALACE NORTON STREET - SYDNEY
6.30pm for 7.00pm Welcome to the North
(Opening Night)
Friday 21 September
6.45pm Reality
1.30pm Reality
4.00pm Tatanka
6.30pm Kryptonite!
99 Norton Street, Leichhardt Bookings 1300 306 776
Sunday 23 September
1.00pm Opera On Ice
1.45pm One Day More
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Monday 24 September
1.30pm The Immature:The Trip
4.00pm Drifters
9.15pm Reality
4.15pm Drifters
9.00pm One Day More
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3:11 PM
1.30pm My Tomorrow
6.45pm Terraferma
8.30pm for 9.00pm
Magnificent Presence (Special Event)
1.45pm Reality
6.45pm One Day More
9.15pm Kryptonite!
Friday 28 September
6.30pm Kryptonite!
9.00pm One Day More
1.45pm Islands
4.00pm My Tomorrow
6.30pm Reality
Sunday 30 September
Education + short
4.00pm Terraferma
Double Feature:
Monday 1 October
1.30pm Islands
1.45pm Kryptonite!
4.00pm One Day More
9.00pm Drifters
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Wednesday 3 October
1.45pm Islands
4.15pm Down There:
6.30pm One Day More
9.00pm Reality
Thursday 4 October
4.00pm One Day More
6.45pm My Tomorrow
9.00pm Terraferma
9.15pm Drifters
Friday 5 October
4.00pm Terraferma
6.45pm Tatanka
3:11 PM
Monday 8 October
1.30pm Down There:
6.45pm Down There:
Tuesday 9 October
1.30pm Kryptonite!
4.15pm Terraferma
6.45pm Kryptonite!
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PALACE NORTON STREET - SYDNEY
Tuesday 2 October
16/8/12
Wednesday 10 October
1.45pm Tatanka
4.15pm My Tomorrow
6.15pm for 7.00pm To Rome with Love
website.
Saturday 6 October
4.00pm Islands
6.45pm One Day More
9.00pm Reality
Sunday 7 October
1.30pm One Day More
4.15pm Reality
Up This Blood
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PALACE VERONA - SYDNEY
6.30pm for 7pm One Day More
(Opening Night Reception)
Friday 21 September
1.30pm The Immature:
The Trip
4.15pm Reality
9.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
1.45pm Down There:
+ short
4.15pm One Day More
The Trip
17 Oxford Street, Paddington Bookings 1300 306 776
Sunday 23 September
1.00pm Opera On Ice
The Trip
6.30pm Things From
Another World
9.00pm Terraferma
9.15pm Drifters
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Monday 24 September
Up This Blood
4.00pm Tatanka
4.15pm One Day More
9.00pm Drifters
1.30pm Down There:
+ short
The Trip
4.00pm My Tomorrow
4.15pm Islands
Up This Blood
16/8/12
4.15pm Tatanka
9.00pm Reality
1.30pm Terraferma
4.00pm Islands
4.15pm Down There:
+ short
9.00pm One Day More
9.15pm Reality
Friday 28 September
4.00pm Drifters
4.15pm My Tomorrow
The Trip
1.15pm My Tomorrow
4.15pm Tatanka
9.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
Sunday 30 September
1.45pm Islands
6.30pm Reality
Monday 1 October
4.15pm Drifters
6.45pm Reality
3:11 PM
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Tuesday 2 October
4.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
Up This Blood
9.15pm Terraferma
Wednesday 3 October
1.30pm Reality
The Trip
9.15pm Kryptonite!
Thursday 4 October
4.15pm Kryptonite!
6.30pm One Day More
6.45pm Things From
Another World
9.00pm Reality
Friday 5 October
1.45pm Terraferma
The Trip
9.15pm Reality
Saturday 6 October
1.45pm Things From
Another World
6.30pm One Day More
Sunday 7 October
1.30pm Things From
Another World
3.45pm One Day More
The Trip
9.00pm Islands
Double feature:
Continues next page
Continued from
previous page
Monday 8 October
1.45pm Kryptonite!
Up This Blood
6.30pm Tatanka
6.45pm My Tomorrow
Tuesday 9 October
1.45pm Down There:
+ short
6.45pm One Day More
9.15pm Kryptonite!
1.30pm One Day More
The Trip
6.15pm for 7.00pm To Rome
with Love (Closing Night Event)
Cinema Peroni By Popular
Demand sessions to be
announced! Check ads and
website.
Friday 21 September
6.00pm One Day More
10.30pmCult Vault:
City of the Living Dead
1.00pm Things From
Another World
3.30pm Islands
8.15pm Reality
Sunday 23 September
1.00pm One Day More
Up This Blood
Friday 28 September
3.30pm Islands
8.15pm Reality
10.45pmCult Vault: House by
the Cemetery
3.30pm Terraferma
8.15pm One Day More
Sunday 30 September
1.00pm My Tomorrow
The Trip
8.30pm Drifters
Monday 1 October
The Trip
8.15pm Tatanka
Tuesday 2 October
1.00pm Kryptonite!
Wednesday 3 October
3.30pm Tatanka
6pm for 7pm Welcome to the
South (Special Event)
Thursday 4 October
3.30pm Down There:
+ short
8.30pm Kryptonite!
Friday 5 October
1.00pm Drifters
6.00pm One Day More
10.30pm Cult Vault:
The Beyond
Saturday 6 October
3.30pm Down There: A
Criminal Education + short
The Trip
Sunday 7 October
1.00pm The Last World Cup
6.00pm Reality
Monday 8 October
The Trip
Tuesday 9 October
6.00pm Things From
Another World
The Trip
5.15pm Kryptonite!
7.00pm for 7.30pm To Rome
with Love (Closing Night Event)
website.
Cnr Oxford St & Oatley Rd, Paddington Bookings 1300 306 776
CHAUVEL
CINEMAS
Monday 24 September
3.30pm My Tomorrow
8.15pm Terraferma
The Trip
1.00pm Reality
6.00pm Kryptonite!
3:11 PM
CHAUVEL - SYDNEY
PALACE
VERONA
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TICKETING - SYDNEY
Palace Norton Street
99 Norton Street, Leichhardt
Phone Bookings: 1300 306 776
Palace Verona
17 Oxford Street, Paddington
Chauvel Cinema
Corner Oxford Street & Oatley
Road, Paddington
TICKETS ON SALE
At Box Office 11.00 - 8.30pm daily
By phone through MCA-Tix on
1300 306 776 (9.30am-5.30pm
weekdays). Booking fees apply.
Online at
(single tickets only) OR
www.mca-tix.com.au (film passes
and multi-ticket purchases).
Booking fees apply.
MCA CONDITIONS
Phone bookings for weekday
sessions will cease at midday on
the day of screening. Weekend
session bookings will cease at
midday on the Friday before.
Tickets booked via phone or
internet must be collected from
the box office no later than 15
mins prior to the advertised
session time of the first session
purchased. Please bring
appropriate id. Fees: 1 to 4 tickets
$2.50 per ticket, 5 to 9 tickets
$2 per ticket, 10 or more tickets
$1.30 per ticket.
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Sydney Premiere of
6.30pm for 7.00pm
Palace Norton Street
Movie Club $55
official after party with Lavazza
Mocha Martinis, Connoisseur
Gourmet Ice Cream live
OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION
Sydney Premiere of
ONE DAY MORE
6.30pm for 7.00pm Palace Verona
Movie Club $25
Includes Brown Brothers
Prosecco on arrival, live
entertainment and sweets by
Balconi followed by film premiere.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
CRAVE & BROWN BROTHERS
PRESENT A FOOD & FILM
EXPERIENCE
Wednesday 3 October
Chauvel Cinema
Join us for a glass or two of
Brown Brothers Prosecco and
northern-style antipasti followed
by exclusive cooking
demonstration by celebrated
Sydney chef Alessandro Pavoni of
Ormeggio. Alessandro will
prepare his famous Risotto
Milanese before guests enjoy a
screening of the hilarious Italian
comedy WELCOME TO THE
NORTH (BENVENUTI AL NORD).
Movie Club $30
6pm Prosecco & antipasti,
followed by demonstration and
7.00pm film screening.
APERITIVO PERONI PRESENTS
MAGNIFICENT PRESENCE
Wednesday 26 Sept 8.30pm
drinks and music for 9.00pm film
Palace Norton St
Movie Club $25
Includes Aperitivo Peroni, Brown
Brothers wines, live music and
film screening.
CULT VAULT! Chauvel Cinema
Fridays 21 Sep, 28 Sep & 5 Oct
only! All tickets $10 each
or all 3 for $24
CLOSING NIGHTS:
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET ICE
CREAM & PALLINI LIMONCELLO
PRESENT Woody Allen’s
TO ROME WITH LOVE
Wed 10 October.
6.15 for 7.00pm Palace Norton St
6.15 for 7.00pm Palace Verona
7.00 for 7.30pm Chauvel Cinema
Movie Club $28
All include cocktails by Pallini,
Connoisseur Gourmet Ice Cream,
screening.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Movie Club
$15.00
Concession*
$16.50
Adult
$19.50
Child
$14.00
(check ratings)
3:11 PM
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DOUBLE FEATURE
Adult
$15.00
Adult
$30.00
OPERA ON ICE in HD
Senior (60+)
Movie Club / Conc*
Adult
$22.00
$24.00
$27.00
*Eligible Concessions: Full time
Students (photo ID required),
Senior Citizens, Health Care Card
Holders, Pensioners. Proof of
concession must be presented by
the cardholder.
MULTI-FILM PURCHASE
(Excluding opening/closings
nights & special events)
5 FILM PASS
Movie Club $70
10 FILM PASS
Movie Club $130
20 FILM PASS
Movie Club $240
Multi-film passes are for separate,
preselected sessions for one
person at the same cinema. All
films selected must be different
from one another. Multi-film
passes are available directly from
the cinema box offices or via MCA
telephone and internet bookings.
GROUP BOOKINGS
per ticket $14.50
Bookings: 02 9346 8798 or
[email protected]
STUDENT BOOKINGS
per ticket (20 students or more),
1 teacher admitted FREE for
every 20 students.
Enquiries: (02) 9346 8798 or
[email protected]
persons aged 18 years and over
unless specified. Festival tickets
are non-refundable. Lost or stolen
tickets will not be replaced or
refunded. All seating is
unreserved.
For censorship information and
general festival conditions, please
see www.palacecinemas.com.au
Thursday 4 October
1.30pm Welcome to
the North
4.00pm Shun Li
and the Poet
6.45pm One Day More
9.15pm Kryptonite!
Friday 5 October
The Trip
4.15pm Reality
6.30pm Welcome to
the North
6.45pm Shun Li
and the Poet
9.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
Saturday 6 October
1.00pm Opera On Ice
1.45pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
4.00pm The Lost
World Cup
4.15pm One Day More
The Trip
6.45pm Welcome
to the North
9.00pm Magnificent
Presence
Saturday 13 October
1.30pm My Tomorrow
1.45pm The Lost
World Cup
The Italian
Conspiracy
4.15pm Tatanka
6.30pm Shun Li
and the Poet
6.45pm Welcome
to the North
9.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
Sunday 14 October
1.45pm Magnificent
Presence
4.00pm Welcome to the
North
4.15pm Islands
6.30pm Reality
6.45pm The Big
Heart of Girls
Monday 15 October
4.15pm Drifters
The Italian
Conspiracy
6.45pm Reality
Tuesday 16 October
The Trip
4.00pm Kryptonite!
6.30pm The Big Heart
of Girls
Up This Blood 9.15pm
Terraferma
1.30pm Welcome to
the North
1.45pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
4.15pm Reality
6.30pm Shun Li
and the Poet
9.00pm Magnificent
Presence
9.15pm Kryptonite!
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61 Petrie Tce, Brisbane (07) 3367 1954
Sunday 7 October
1.00pm Opera On Ice
1.30pm Welcome
to the North
1.45pm Magnificent
Presence
4.00pm To Rome
with Love
The Trip
6.30pm Things From
Another World
9.00pm Terraferma
9.15pm Drifters
Monday 8 October
Up This Blood
4.00pm Tatanka
4.15pm One Day More
The Italian
Conspiracy
9.00pm Drifters
9.30pm Mozzarella
Stories
Tuesday 9 October
1.30pm Down There: A
Criminal Education + short
The Trip
4.00pm Reality
4.15pm Islands
Up This Blood
1.45pm Welcome
to the North
4.00pm My Tomorrow
4.15pm Tatanka
6.45pm Magnificent
Presence
9.00pm Reality
Thursday 11 October
1.30pm Terraferma
The Italian
Conspiracy
4.00pm Islands
4.15pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
6.45pm Shun Li
and the Poet
8.30pm for 9.00pm
One Day More (Special Event)
9.15pm Reality
Friday 12 October
4.00pm Drifters
4.15pm My Tomorrow
of Girls
Double feature:
6.30pm Welcome
to the South
9.00pm Welcome
to the North
3:11 PM
PALACE BARRACKS - BRISBANE
Wednesday 3 October
6.30pm for 7pm
(Opening Night)
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PALACE CENTRO - BRISBANE
PALACE
BARRACKS
Continued from
previous page
Thursday 18 October
1.45pm Magnificent
Presence
4.15pm Welcome to
the North
6.30pm One Day More
6.45pm Things From
Another World
The Trip
Friday 19 October
1.30pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
1.45pm Terraferma
4.00pm Shun Li
and the Poet
The Trip
9.15pm Reality
39 James St, Fortitude Valley (07) 3852 4488
Saturday 20 October
of Girls
1.45pm Things From
Another World
4.00pm One Day More
4.15pm Mozzarella
Stories
The Trip
9.15pm Shun Li
and the Poet
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Sunday 21 October
1.30pm Things From
Another World
4.00pm Mozzarella
Stories
6.30pm One Day More
6.45pm Welcome
to the North
9.00pm Islands
The Trip
website.
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CENTRO
Thursday 4 October
of Girls
6.00pm Things From
Another World
The Trip
Friday 5 October
6.00pm for 6.30pm
One Day More
(Special Event)
11.00pm Cult Vault: House
by the Cemetery
Saturday 6 October
1.00pm Things From
Another World
3.30pm Islands
8.30pm Reality
Sunday 7 October
The Italian
Conspiracy
5.30pm for 6.00pm
To Rome with Love
(Special Event)
Monday 8 October
3.30pm My Tomorrow
8.30pm Terraferma
Tuesday 9 October
3.30pm Welcome to
the North
The Trip
1.00pm Magnificent
Presence
6.00pm Kryptonite!
Thursday 11 October
1.00pm One Day More
Up This Blood
7.00pm Welcome to
the North
Friday 12 October
3.30pm Islands
8.00pm Reality
10.30pm Cult Vault:
The Beyond
3:11 PM
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Saturday 13 October
3.30pm Terraferma
8.30pm One Day More
Sunday 14 October
1.00pm My Tomorrow
The Trip
6.00pm Magnificent
Presence
8.30pm Drifters
Monday 15 October
The Trip
3.30pm Kryptonite!
Up This Blood
8.30pm Tatanka
Tuesday 16 October
of Girls
6.30pm Mozzarella
Stories
8.45pm Magnificent
Presence
3.30pm Tatanka
of Girls
Thursday 18 October
1.00pm Drifters
3.30pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
8.30pm Kryptonite!
Friday 19 October
1.00pm One Day More
6.00pm for 6.30pm
Mozzarella Stories
(Special Event)
10.30pm Cult Vault: City of
the Living Dead
Saturday 20 October
3.30pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
6.00pm Welcome
to the North
8.30pm Reality
Sunday 21 October
2.15pm The Lost
World Cup
6.30pm for 7.00pm
A Flat For Three
CELEBRATING THE JAMES
STREET FOOD & WINE
FESTIVAL
MOZZARELLA STORIES
Friday 19 October
Join us for a glass or two of
Brown Brothers Prosecco while
James Street Markets present a
Vanella Buffalo Mozzarella
tasting courtesy of Fino Food &
Wine, before film screening.
6pm Prosecco & cheese
tastings followed
by 6.30pm film
Palace Centro
Movie Club $25 General
Admission $30
3:11 PM
MULTI-FILM PURCHASE
(Excluding opening/closings
nights & special events)
5 FILM PASS
Movie Club $70
10 FILM PASS
Movie Club $130
20 FILM PASS
Movie Club $240
Multi-film passes are for
separate, preselected sessions
for one person. All films
selected must be different from
one another. Passes from the
CULT VAULT! Palace Centro
cinema box offices will only be
Fridays 5, 12 & 19 Oct only!
applicable for sessions at that
All tickets $10 each or
venue. Multi-film passes are
all 3 for $24
only available at the box offices
CLOSING NIGHT PRESENTED and cannot be booked over the
BY CONNOISSEUR GOURMET phone or online.
ICE CREAM & PALLINI
LIMONCELLO
GROUP BOOKINGS
A FLAT FOR THREE
Sunday 21 October
per ticket $14.50
Enquiries: Charley Greaves
Palace Centro
0402 338 525 or
charley.greaves@
Admission $33
palacecinemas.com.au
Includes cocktail on arrival by
Pallini, Connoisseur Gourmet
Ice Cream, live entertainment
STUDENT BOOKINGS
and film screening.
SPECIAL EVENTS
per ticket (20 students or
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET ICE GENERAL ADMISSION
more), 1 teacher admitted
CREAM PRESENTS
Movie Club
$15.00
FREE for every 20 students.
ONE DAY MORE
Concession* $16.50
Enquiries:
Fri 5 Oct - 6.00 for 6.30pm
Adult
$19.00
Melissa Woite (07) 3852 4488
film Palace Centro
Child
$14.00
or melissa.woite@
Movie Club $25
(check ratings) palacecinemas.com.au
Includes New York pizza,
Connoisseur Gourmet Ice
DOUBLE FEATURE
Cream and film screening.
Adult
$15.00
PALLINI LIMONCELLO
PRESENTS Woody Allen’s
TO ROME WITH LOVE
Adult
$30.00
Sun 7 Oct - 5.30 cocktails for
6.00pm film, Palace Centro.
OPERA ON ICE in HD
Movie Club $22
OPERA ON ICE in HD
Senior (60+)
$22.00 persons aged 18 years and
Includes cocktail on arrival
Movie
Club
/
Conc*
$24.00
over unless specified. Festival
and film screening.
Adult
$27.00 tickets are non-refundable.
Lost or stolen tickets will not
APERITIVO PERONI PRESENTS * Eligible Concessions: Full
be replaced or refunded. All
ONE DAY MORE
time Students (photo ID
seating is reserved.
Thu 11 Oct. 8.30pm for 9pm
required), Senior Citizens,
Palace Barracks
Health Care Card Holders,
For censorship information
Pensioners. Proof of
Admission $30
concession must be presented and general festival conditions,
please see
Includes Aperitivo Peroni, New by the cardholder.
York pizza and film screening.
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TICKETING - BRISBANE
Palace Barracks
61 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane
Phone: 07 3367 1954
Palace Centro
39 James St, Fortitude Valley
Phone: 07 3852 4488
TICKETS ON SALE
- At box office
10.30am - 9.00pm daily
- Telephone bookings by credit
card only. Credit card is debited
at time of booking and must be
produced when collecting
tickets. Credit card transactions
will incur booking fees.
- Online at
(go to the “Times & Tickets”
page and select by title or
cinema)
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Brisbane Premiere of
Wednesday 3 October
6.30pm for 7.00pm
Palace Barracks
Movie Club $55
Includes film premiere, gift bag
& official after party with
Lavazza Mocha Martinis,
Connoisseur Gourmet Ice
Cream, live entertainment and
much more!
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CINEMA PARADISO | LUNA ON SX - PERTH
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CINEMA PARADISO
Thursday 11 October
6.30pm for 7.00pm
(Opening Night)
Friday 12 October
1.30pm Shun Li
and the Poet
The Trip
6.30pm One Day More
Saturday 13 October
1.30pm Reality
4.00pm Welcome to
the North
6.30pm Shun Li
and the Poet
Sunday 14 October
6.00pm for 6.30pm
To Rome with Love
(Special Event)
9.00pm Terraferma
Monday 15 October
1.30pm One Day More
4.00pm Diaz: Don’t Clean
Up This Blood
6.30pm Magnificent
Presence
9.00pm Kryptonite!
Tuesday 16 October
1.30pm Down There
A Criminal
Education + short
4.00pm Drifters
The Trip
9.00pm Kryptonite!
1.30pm Islands
6.30pm Welcome
to the North
of Girls
Thursday 18 October
1.30pm Magnificent
Presence
4.00pm The Lost
World Cup
9.00pm Reality
Friday 19 October
3.45pm Piazza Fontana
6.30pm Welcome to
the North
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Saturday 20 October
1.00pm Opera On Ice
The Trip
9.00pm Tatanka
Sunday 21 October
1.00pm Opera On Ice
6.30pm One Day More
The Italian
Conspiracy
Monday 22 October
1.30pm My Tomorrow
4.00pm Terraferma
Tuesday 23 October
1.30pm Tatanka
of Girls
The Trip
9.00pm Drifters
4.00pm Things from
Another World
6.00pm for 6.30pm
A Flat for Three
website.
LUNA ON ESSEX
Thursday 11 October
9.00pm Shun Li and
the Poet
Friday 12 October
6.30pm Welcome
to the North
Saturday 13 October
4.00pm Kryptonite!
The Trip
9.00pm Tatanka
Sunday 14 October
1.30pm Reality
of Girls
6.30pm To Rome
with Love
(Special Event)
3:11 PM
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Monday 15 October
6.30pm Shun Li
and the Poet
9.00pm My Tomorrow
Tuesday 16 October
The Italian
Conspiracy
9.00pm Terraferma
Thursday 18 October
9.00pm Down There:
A Criminal
Education + short
Friday 19 October
6.30pm Drifters
9.00pm Diaz – Don’t Clean
Up This Blood
Saturday 20 October
1.30pm One Day More
Double feature:
6.30pm Welcome
to the South
9.00pm Welcome
to the North
Sunday 21 October
The Trip
9.00pm Reality
Monday 22 October
6.30pm Kryptonite!
9.00pm Islands
Tuesday 23 October
6.30pm The Lost
World Cup
9.00pm Things from
Another World
6.30pm Magnificent
Presence
The Italian
Conspiracy
website.
Luna on SX
13 Essex Street, Fremantle
Enquiries by phone at (08) 9430 5999
(No phone bookings)
TICKETS ON SALE
- At Box Office 11am – 9pm daily until
sold out
- Online at www.lunapalace.com.au
- Cinema Paradiso and Luna on SX box
office accepts CASH ONLY and does not
take telephone bookings, however
bookings can be made through the
Luna Palace website using all major
credit cards.
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Perth Premiere of
Thursday 11 October
6.30pm for 7.00pm
Cinema Paradiso
official after party with Lavazza Mocha
Martinis, Connoisseur Gourmet Ice
Cream, live entertainment and much
more!
SPECIAL EVENTS PRESENTED BY
PALLINI LIMONCELLO
TO ROME WITH LOVE
Sunday 14 October
Cinema Paradiso & Luna on SX
Includes cocktails on arrival, live
entertainment and film screening.
CLOSING NIGHT PRESENTED BY
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET ICE CREAM,
BROWN BROTHERS & PERONI
A FLAT FOR THREE
Cinema Paradiso
Includes Connoisseur Gourmet Ice
Cream, Brown Brothers wines, live
entertainment and film screening.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Concession*
$15.50
Adult
$18.00
Child
$12.00 (check ratings)
3:11 PM
DOUBLE FEATURE
Adult
$15.00
Adult
$30.00
OPERA ON ICE in HD
Senior (60+)
$22.00
Concession* $24.00
Adult
$27.00
*Eligible concessions: Luna Palace
Privilege Card Holders, Full-time
students (photo id required), Senior
Citizens, Health Care Card holders,
Pensioners. Proof of concession must
be presented by the cardholder.
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TICKETING - PERTH
Cinema Paradiso
164 James Street, Northbridge
Enquiries by phone at (08) 9227 1771
(No phone bookings)
16/8/12
MULTI-FILM PURCHASE
(Excluding opening/closings nights &
special events)
5 FILM PASS
Concession $65
10 FILM PASS
Concession $130
Multi-film passes are for separate, preselected sessions for one person. All
films selected must be different from
one another. Multi-film passes are only
available at the box offices and cannot
be booked over the phone.
GROUP BOOKINGS
per ticket $14.50
Bookings: (08) 9227 1771 or
[email protected]
STUDENT BOOKINGS
At a discounted price of $11.00 per
ticket (20 students or more), 1 teacher
admitted FREE for every 20 students.
Enquiries: Mardi Crocker
(08) 9227 1771 or
[email protected]
PARKING
Present your movie ticket at the City of
Perth Roe Street Car Park and get the
first hour of parking free!
Festival films are restricted to persons
aged 18 years and over unless
specified. Festival tickets are nonrefundable. Lost or stolen tickets will
not be replaced or refunded.
58
Rundle Street, Adelaide (08) 8232 3434
PALACE NOVA EASTEND - ADELAIDE
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Thursday 18 October
6.15pm One Day More
The Trip
Friday 12 October
8.45pm Kryptonite!
1.30pm Welcome
9.00pm Tatanka
to the North
Friday 19 October
6.15pm Reality
The Trip
Fontana:
9.00pm Magnificent Presence 6.15pm Piazza
The Italian
Conspiracy
Saturday 13 October
6.30pm Kryptonite!
1.30pm Reality
9.15pm One Day More
The Trip
Saturday 20 October
4.00pm Tatanka
1.00pm Opera On Ice
1.15pm Islands
6.30pm Kryptonite!
1.30pm Welcome
8.45pm Welcome
to the North
to the North
The Trip
4.00pm My Tomorrow
Sunday 14 October
1.15pm One Day More
6.30pm Reality
1.30pm Shun Li and the Poet 8.45pm Love is in the Air
3.45pm The Entrepreuner
4.00pm Welcome
Sunday 21 October
to the North
1.00pm Opera On Ice
6.30pm To Rome with Love
(Special Event)
The Trip
7.00pm To Rome with Love
1.30pm Down There:
(Special Event)
+ short
4.00pm Terraferma
Monday 15 October
The Trip
Double Feature:
4.00pm Drifters
6.15pm The Big Heart of Girls 6.15pm Welcome
to the South
8.45pm Welcome
8.45pm Reality
to the North
9.00pm Diaz - Don't
Clean Up This Blood
Monday 22 October
Tuesday 16 October
4.00pm One Day More
6.30pm Kryptonite!
8.45pm Things From
Another World
9.00pm Drifters
Tuesday 23 October
1.30pm My Tomorrow
4.00pm Things From
4.00pm Diaz - Don't
Another World
Clean Up This Blood
6.15pm Terraferma
9.00pm Magnificent Presence 8.45pm Caesar Must Die
Thursday 11 October
6.30pm for 7.00pm
(Opening Night)
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6.30pm One Day More
9.00pm Reality
Thursday 25 October
The Italian
Conspiracy
4.00pm One Day More
6.15pm My Tomorrow
8.45pm Drifters
9.00pm Terraferma
Friday 26 October
4.00pm Terraferma
6.30pm Welcome
to the North
The Trip
9.00pm Tatanka
Saturday 27 October
1.15pm Drifters
3.45pm Diaz - Don't
Clean Up This Blood
4.00pm Islands
6.15pm One Day More
9.00pm Reality
Sunday 28 October
The Italian
Conspiracy
1.30pm One Day More
3.45pm Reality
The Trip
5.45pm for 6.30pm
A Flat for Three
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OPERA ON ICE in HD
Senior (60+)
$22.00
Movie Club / Conc* $24.00
Adult
$27.00
TICKETS ON SALE:
- At box office 11am – 8.30pm daily
- Online at www.palacenova.com (booking
fees apply for online bookings)
- iPhone via the free My Cinema iPhone app
(booking fees apply)
* Eligible Concessions: senior (60+),
pensioner, full-time student. Proof of
concession/membership must be presented
at the cinema box office.
OPENING NIGHT GALA
Adelaide Premiere of
Thursday 11 October
6.30pm for 7.00pm
Palace Nova Eastend
Movie Club $50
Includes film premiere, gift bag & official
after party with Lavazza Mocha Martinis,
Connoisseur Gourmet Ice Cream, live
SPECIAL EVENT PRESENTED BY
APERITIVO PERONI & BROWN BROTHERS
TO ROME WITH LOVE
Sunday 14 October
Session 1: 6.00pm for 6.30pm film
Session 2: 6.30pm for 7.00pm film
(please confirm session when booking)
Palace Nova Eastend
Movie Club $25
Includes Aperitivo Peroni, Brown Brothers
wines, entertainment and film screening.
CLOSING NIGHT
PRESENTED BY PALLINI LIMONCELLO &
CONNOISSEUR GOURMET ICE CREAM
A FLAT FOR THREE
Sunday 28 October
Palace Nova Eastend
Movie Club $28
Includes cocktails, Connoisseur Gourmet
Ice Cream, entertainment and film
screening.
GENERAL ADMISSION
MOVIE CLUB $15.00
CONCESSION* $16.50
ADULT
$19.50
CHILD
$14.00 (check ratings)
DOUBLE FEATURE
Adult
$15.00
Adult
$30.00
MULTI-FILM PURCHASE
(Excluding opening/closings nights
& special events)
TICKETING - ADELAIDE
Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas
3 Cinema Place (off 250 Rundle Street)
Adelaide SA 5000
Tel: 08-8232 3434
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5 FILM PASS
Movie Club $70
10 FILM PASS
Movie Club $130
20 FILM PASS
Movie Club $240
Available for pre-purchase at the cinema
Box Office until sold out.
Available as a voucher online at
www.palacenova.com until sold out.
Multi-film vouchers are for separate
sessions for one person. Films can be
redeemed online or at the Box Office until
the voucher barcode is full, or expires at the
end of the festival period.
GROUP BOOKINGS
per ticket $14.50
All groups must be booked and
prepaid at the cinema.
Enquiries and bookings:
[email protected].
STUDENT BOOKINGS
At a discounted price of $11.00 per ticket
(20 students or more), 1 teacher admitted
FREE for every 20 students.
Enquiries and bookings:
[email protected].
Festival films are restricted to persons aged
18 years and over unless specified. Festival
tickets are non-refundable. Lost or stolen
tickets will not be replaced or refunded. All
seating is reserved.
For censorship information and general
festival conditions, please see
www.palacenova.com
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THE BEST VALUE FOR THE FINEST IN FILM
JOIN ONLINE TODAY
TO FIND OUT MORE GO TO
www.palacecinemas.com.au/movieclub
OR JOIN AT ANY PALACE CINEMA
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