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Opening night Testament of Youth 4 Closing night The Imitation Game 5

PRINCIPAL SPONSOR A Long Way Down 6 God Help the Girl 6 Jimmy’s Hall 7 Lilting 7 The Love Punch 8 Miss Julie 8 Mr Turner 9

MAJOR SPONSORS Snow in Paradise 9 The Hooligan Factory 11 The Sea 11 What We Did on Our Holiday 12 When the Queen Came to Town 12 ‘71 13

Six from the 60s Billy Liar 15 Darling 15 A Hard Day’s Night 16 If... 16 MEDIA PARTNERS The Italian Job 17 Zulu 17

Listings Melbourne 18 Sydney 21 Adelaide 24 Perth 25 Canberra 27 Brisbane 28 Byron Bay 30

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Australian Premiere Australian Premiere Testament of Youth The Imitation Game

Direct from its recent world premiere at DIRECTOR This year’s expertly crafted Closing DIRECTOR the London Film Festival, this epic coming James Kent Night film is based on the biography Morten Tyldum of age war tale is based on Vera Brittain’s CAST Alan Turing: The Enigma, with Benedict CAST memoir of World War I which eighty years Alicia Vikander Cumberbatch (12 Years a Slave) Benedict Cumberbatch on, remains one of the most powerful and Kit Harington playing the lead in one of the most Keira Knightley famous memoirs of the 20th Century. Taron Egerton glorious performances of his career. Mark Strong Colin Morgan Matthew Goode The young Vera Brittain, played by the Dominic West Turing (Cumberbatch), was a Emily Watson DETAILS captivating Alicia Vikander (Anna Karenina), mathematician and computer scientist UK/USA an irrepressible, intelligent and free-minded DETAILS who, with his team of code-breakers, 2014 woman who overcomes the prejudices of her UK was instrumental in cracking Nazi Bio/Drama family and hometown to win a scholarship 2014 Germany’s Enigma code during the 113 min to Oxford. With everything to live for, she Drama darkest days of World War 2. The film falls in love with her brother’s close friend 122 min spans Turing’s life, from his turbulent Roland Leighton and together they pursue years at boarding school to the triumph their literary dreams. But the First World War of his secret wartime efforts and the brings everything to a grinding halt, and tragedy of his post-war decline. tears the couple apart. As Vera experiences 2014 London Film Festival 2014 Toronto International the heartbreak of one by one losing the most The gripping tale boasts Film Festival important men in her life, and of the horrors powerhouse supporting performances of working as a nurse to wounded soldiers, from Keira Knightley, Matthew Goode she determinedly resolves to create a world (Stoker), Mark Strong (Tinker Tailor in which such a war can never take place Soldier Spy) and Allen Leech (Downton again. Abbey), to name but a few. New York Times called Brittain’s autobiographical account “honest… “Strong, stirring, revealing…heartbreakingly beautiful”, and director James Kent has bought this to life triumphant.” - film.com with breathtaking drama and sensitivity.

“...that beautiful innocence that only English movies can bring.” - hallels.com

4 5 Australian Premiere A Long Way Down Jimmy’s Hall “...undeniably bubbly, heartwarming and funny.” “A fascinating episode in Irish history.” - Empire - cinemablend.com

Toni Collette (Muriel’s Wedding) London building on New Year’s DIRECTOR Directed by BAFTA nominated dance and have fun. Though as DIRECTOR and Pierce Brosnan (Mamma Eve where he is interrupted by Pascal Chaumell filmmaker Ken Loach and starring the hall and its non-conformist Ken Loach Mia!) lead an all-star cast in this three strangers, Maureen (Collette), CAST Barry Ward (The Claim) and reputation grows in popularity, it CAST adaptation of the best-selling novel Jess (Imogen Poots, Filth) and J.J. Pierce Brosnan Simone Kirby (Season of The attracts the attention of the church Barry Ward by Nick Hornby (About a Boy). A (Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad), who Toni Collette Witch), Jimmy’s Hall is an inspiring and politicians who force the hall Simone Kirby Long Way Down is an uplifting ode each have the same fate in mind for Imogen Poots celebration of the spirit of free- to close and Jimmy to leave the Andrew Scott to the outcast and an entertaining themselves. Aaron Paul thinkers. country. A decade later, at the contemplation on what makes life height of The Great Depression, DETAILS The four strangers form a DETAILS It’s 1921, Ireland is on the brink UK/Ireland/France worth living. pact, vowing to wait at least until UK of a Civil War, and a man named Jimmy returns to Ireland, and seeks 2014 Martin Sharp (Brosnan) is Valentine’s Day. Little do they know 2014 Jimmy Gralton (Ward) builds a to reinvigorate the local community Drama a disgraced former television how much can change in that time. Comedy dance hall where young people by reopening the hall. 109 min personality. Contemplating suicide, 96 min can go to learn, argue, dream, he finds himself on the roof ofa *not screening in Perth

2014 Cannes Film Festival

Australian Premiere God Help the Girl Lilting

“...it’s marvellous in almost every respect.” - sbs.com.au “An affecting, intelligent...feature debut.” - Observer [UK]

Belle & Sebastian lead singer Travels), a lifeguard and aspiring DIRECTOR Ben Whishaw (Perfume: The disrupted by the presence of DIRECTOR and songwriter, Stuart Murdoch, songwriter. He introduces her to Stuart Murdoch Story of a Murderer) delivers a stranger. Without a common Hong Khaoh writes and directs this warm and his guitar student Cassie (Hannah CAST a touching and nuanced language, the two have difficulties CAST sentimental picture brimming with Murray, Skins). The three quickly Olly Alexander performance in this affecting and in trying to communicate. But Ben Whishaw musical charm. Emily Browning become friends and form a band Hannah Murray intimate debut feature from writer through a translator they slowly Morven Christie (Sucker Punch) leads a young cast called God Help the Girl along with Emily Browning director Hong Khaou, about finding piece together memories of a Leila Wong full of verve and enthusiasm. some local musicians. However, the aspects of life which bring us man they both loved and realize DETAILS DETAILS Eve (Browning) escapes from a after James discovers that Eve is UK/USA together. that while they may not share a UK psychiatric hospital and makes her seeing someone, tensions grow 2014 Set in contemporary London, language, they are connected in 2014 way to Glasgow, hoping to become within the group. This is a charming Drama/Musical a Cambodian-Chinese mother is their grief. Drama a musician. At a gig, she meets offering from an inspired Scottish 111 min mourning the untimely death of her 86 min James (Olly Alexander, Gulliver’s musical storyteller. son when her world is suddenly

2014 Sundance Film Festival - Winner: Special Jury Prize 2014 Berlin International Film Festival 2014 Sundance Film Festival - Winner: Cinematography Award 2014 Seattle International Film Festival

6 7 Australian Premiere Australian Premiere The Love Punch Mr. Turner “It’s an extraordinary film… entertaining, “Delightful, breezy and outrageously funny.” - NYC Movie Guru thoughtful and exciting.” - Time Out London

This classic heist-turned- and its assets frozen, including DIRECTOR Timothy Spall (the Harry Potter this anarchic yet popular member DIRECTOR comedy caper set against the the pension funds of both him Joel Hopkins series) shines in his 2014 Cannes of the Royal Academy of Arts Mike Leigh stunning backdrop of the Cote and his ex-wife, Kate (Thompson). CAST Film Festival-winning performance lived a full and exciting life. From CAST d’Azur brings together Pierce Richard and Kate have an amicable Pierce Brosnan as the famed J.M.W Turner in writer- travelling and visiting brothels to Timothy Spall Brosnan and Academy Award- relationship, so when they discover Emma Thompso director Mike Leigh’s (Secrets and being strapped to the mast of a ship Paul Jesson winner Emma Thompson for the the owner of Richard’s company Timothy Spall Lies) thrilling account of the life of so that he could paint a snowstorm, Dorothy Atkinson first time with brilliant support by has bought a ten million dollar one of the most prolific painters of he was both celebrated and reviled DETAILS DETAILS Timothy Spall (The King’s Speech) diamond for his bride-to-be and UK/France the 19th century. by royalty and the public. Rich and UK and Celia Imrie (The Best Exotic has left the country, the divorced 2013 Mr. Turner explores the last immediately enjoyable, this is a 2014 Marigold Hotel). couple band together and take Comedy quarter century of the great, if portrayal both funny and visually Bio/Drama Richard (Brosnan) is an pursuit in a hilarious adventure full 94 min eccentric, British painter who immaculate, combining domestic 150 min investment banker on the brink of of mishaps. lived from 1775-1851. Profoundly intimacy with an epic sweep both retirement when he learns that his affected by the death of his father, lyrical and mysterious. company is under investigation 2014 Cannes Film Festival - Winner: Best Actor (Timothy Spall) and Vulcan Prize for the Technical Artist (Dick Pope).

Australian Premiere Australian Premiere Miss Julie Snow in Paradise “Top-notch… a wonderful debut for Hulme as “Unforgettable in every sense of the word.” - The Playlist both writer and director.” - HitFix Academy Award-nominee In Bruges), her father’s valet. While DIRECTOR Liv Ullmann This directorial debut of award- he’s propelled into feelings of DIRECTOR Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty) his fiancée, Kathleen (Samantha Andrew Hulme is thrilling as Miss Julie in the latest Morton, Elizabeth: The Golden winning editor Andrew Hulme shame and remorse. Discovering CAST is a tale of redemption Islam, he begins to find peace, but adaptation of August Strindberg’s Age), sleeps, Jean and Julie talk. (Control) CAST Jessica Chastain through religion and self-discovery his old life comes back to test him. play, directed by the multi award- Bearing their souls throughout the Colin Farrell Frederick Schmidt winning Luv Ullmann. night, their affair quickly enters Samantha Morton which premiered in Un Certain Schmidt is supported by a Martin Askew dangerous territory. Miss Julie is Regard at the 2014 Cannes Film myriad of Britain’s finest young David Spinx Over the course of a DETAILS Festival. midsummer night in Northern a story of emotional manipulation UK talent in this dramatic tale of a man DETAILS Ireland in 1890, Miss Julie and forbidden romance, boasting a 2014 Dave (Frederick Schmidt, whose life decisions lead to fatal UK 2014 (Chastain), an unsettled daughter powerful supporting cast. Drama Starred Up) is a petty criminal who repercussions. 133 min is living on drugs and violence in Thriller of the Anglo-Irish aristocracy 108 min is drawn to Jean (Colin Farrell, central London. When his actions result in the death of his best friend,

2014 Toronto International Film Festival 2014 Cannes Film Festival

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THE MEMBERSHIP Australian Premiere PAYS FOR ITSELF! The Hooligan Factory “An affectionate piss-take that clearly knows its source material inside-out” - Total Film

Nick Nevern astoundingly recently-released criminal who’s on DIRECTOR writes, directs and stars in this a quest of his own. Together, they Nick Nevern hilarious parody of British hooligan travel the length of the country to CAST films. settle old rivalries and re-establish Nick Nevern Expelled from school and what it truly means to be a hooligan. Jason Maza living in his grandfather’s flat, With punchy performances and Tom Burke Danny (rising young actor Jason a hysterical script, The Hooligan DETAILS Maza, Welcome to The Punch) Factory will have you rolling in the UK longs to live up to the image of his aisles with laughter. 2014 estranged father, a local legend Comedy played by Ronnie Fox, (Lock, Stock 90 min and Two Smoking Barrels). Danny crosses paths with Dex (Nevern), a

Australian Premiere The Sea

“A first-class cast make this an absorbing watch.” - Time Out

Based on John Banville’s Man the death of his wife, Max tries to DIRECTOR Booker Prize winning novel, The find solace in the distant memories Stephen Brown Sea brings together the immense of the summer of 1955. Though CAST ENQUIRE TODAY talents of Bonnie Wright (the Harry through these memories, Max must Ciarán Hinds Potter series), Rufus Sewell (The confront a distant trauma from his Bonnie Wright AT THE CINEMA BOX OFFICE OR ONLINE AT Illusionist), Ciarán Hinds (Munich) past. The Sea is at times elegiac, Rufus Sewell and the incomparable Charlotte poetic, and nostalgic; a haunting Charlotte Rampling palacecinemas.com.au/movieclub Rampling (Swimming Pool). and uplifting meditation on the DETAILS Art historian Max Morden human condition. UK/Ireland (Hinds) returns to the sleepy 2014 seaside resort where he spent Drama summers as a child. Grieving after 89 min

10 11 Australian Premiere Australian Premiere What We Did on ‘71 Our Holiday “’71 constantly thrills.” - Indiewire In this ground breaking and increasingly wary of his DIRECTOR Yann Demange “An enormously entertaining heartwarmer.” - Daily Mail debut feature from director Yann own comrades, the raw recruit Demange, Jack O’Connell (Skins) must survive the night alone and CAST leads a brilliantly talented cast find his way to safety through a This is a fun-loving family film to the surface, they are forced to DIRECTOR Jack O’Connell about life, love and what we hold put aside their differences and Andy Hamilton including Sean Harris (Prometheus) disorientating, alien and deadly Sean Harris most dear. Doug (David Tennant, reconnect as a family. Guy Jenkin and Sam Reid (Anonymous) in a landscape. Sam Reid Doctor Who) and Abi (Rosamund story of abandonment and conflict Testament to the universal This is a wildly entertaining first CAST on the dangerous streets of DETAILS Pike, Pride & Prejudice) take their feature film by the comedy duo Rosamund Pike relevance of this film are the rave UK Northern Ireland. 2014 three children on a trip to Scotland that created the hit British sitcom David Tennant reviews that have come out of Billy Connolly Action/Drama for a family reunion. In the midst Outnumbered and also features a During ‘The Troubles’, a young Toronto and Berlin Film Festival of a difficult divorce that they British soldier is accidentally screenings - ‘The Troubles’ 99 min hilarious and loveable Billy Connolly DETAILS attempt to keep secret from their abandoned by his unit following have rarely been more troubling (The Man Who Sued God). UK *not screening in Perth extended family, inevitable feuds 2014 a riot on the streets of Belfast. onscreen than they are here. kick in. With further tensions rising Comedy Unable to tell friend from foe, 95 min 2014 Berlin International Film Festival THE FULL MINI.

Australian Premiere When the Queen Came to Town

High Tea Special Event - check ticketing for details

It was 1954 Australia: post- people of Australia with her grace DIRECTOR depression, post-war and pre- and beauty. Maurice Murphy television, and Australians came Narrated by Bert Newton, vivid NARRATOR CHUFFED TO SPONSOR THE in their millions to bask in the footage shot by both officials and Bert Newton presence of a monarch. The onlookers captures the memories DETAILS 2014 BRITISH FILM FESTIVAL. Queen’s maiden visit to Australia of the pageantry and ceremony, marked the end of one era and UK/Australia while those who were witness 2014 the dawn of another. Relive the recreate that time and reflect on Documentary nostalgia of a young Australia how it touched the lives and fabric 78 min as Queen Elizabeth II travels the of Australian society. country, from major cities to small towns, greeting the enthusiastic

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“One of the great movies of the 1960s.” - New York Times from The legendary John Schlesinger insecure job at an undertaker’s, DIRECTOR (Midnight Cowboy) helms one of the Billy escapes into a world of fantasy John Schlesinger most memorable and universally where he can realize his dream CAST acclaimed films of the 60’s. Billy ambitions. As work and family Tom Courtenay Liar stars Tom Courtenay (Quartet) pressures build to new intolerable Julie Christie in a star-making turn as Billy Fisher, levels, Liz (Christie), enters Billy’s Wilfred Pickles and is supported by an effortless drab life and offers him the one real DETAILS performance from Julie Christie chance he’ll ever get to leave the UK (Darling). past behind in this story that has 1963 Comedy/Drama the Running from an unsympathetic been delightfully described as the 98 min working-class family, a pair of British cousin of Walter Mitty. 60s demanding fiancées and an The 1960s saw a turn in the tide for British filmmaking. The social-realist ‘kitchen sink’ drama predominated in the late 50s and early 60s and by the mid-60s, all eyes were on London – the swinging capital of the world – where radical changes to social and sexual Darling politics were fanned by a rebellious modern youth. “Christie’s Oscar-winning portrayal hasn’t aged a bit.” - Las Vegas Review Julie Christie (Doctor Zhivago) top of the London fashion scene at DIRECTOR stars as Diana Scott in John the height of the Swinging Sixties, John Schlesinger Britain was undergoing a cultural revolution Schlesinger’s second entry in seeking fame and fortune as she CAST – symbolised by its pop and fashion exports, this year’s Emirates British Film jumps in and out of the beds of Julie Christie Festival. In one of her most iconic the rich and powerful. Though she Dirk Bogarde like Beatlemania and the miniskirt; the political roles, Christie received an Academy begins to question whether the price Laurence Harvey activism of anti-nuclear campaigns; and sexual Award for Best Actress, with her she has paid for fame has involved DETAILS performance lauded to this very the loss of her own self-respect and UK liberation. day. happiness. This is a brilliant work 1965 Drama/Romance, This gave birth to a more mischievous, Diana is a beautiful but amoral about the result of excess, beauty, fashion and fame. 128 min spirited cinema, one full of expression, vivacity model who sleeps her way to the

and comedy reflected here in our selection of 1966 Academy Awards - Winner: Best Actress in a Leading Role, Best Writing, Story six British films from the 60s, which represent and Screenplay, Best Costume Design | 1966 Golden Globes - Winner: Best English-Language Foreign Film | 1966 BAFTA Awards - Winner: Best British Actor, the best of this era. Best British Actress, Best British Art Direction, Best British Screenplay

14 15 DIGITALLY RESTORED A Hard Day’s Night 50TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENINGS “Pop perfection.” - Wall Street Journal The Italian Job Nominated for two Academy George Harrison and Ringo Starr DIRECTOR Awards and featuring many all- in their unselfconscious and Richard Lester “...pure enjoyment.” - telegraph.co.uk time favourite songs, A Hard Day’s electrifying element, we experience CAST Night is a lively trip back to an era of a wildly irreverent journey through John Lennon sensational music, marking the true one day in the life of the world’s Paul McCartney A flashy, fast romp that chases a Charlie Croker (Caine), a stylish DIRECTOR birth of British Beatlemania. greatest rock’n’roll act. Richard George Harrison team of career criminals throughout thief fresh out of prison. He takes Peter Collinson Ringo Starr The Fab Four’s famous first Lester directed this hugely popular one of the biggest international over “The Italian Job”, a complicated CAST foray into film is considered one of and influential film from a script by DETAILS gold heists to ever appear on film. plan to steal gold bullion from Italy, Michael Caine UK the most innovative and refreshing veteran TV writer Alun Owen which The unparalleled Michael Caine right from underneath the noses Noel Coward 1964 Benny Hill music movies ever made. captures the anarchic spirit of the is arresting, leading a cast that of the Italian Police and the Mafia. times as Britain shook off the post- Comedy Celebrating the phenomenon of 87 min truly embodies the Swinging ‘60s, Combining action, humour, and DETAILS Beatlemania in 1964 and capturing war shackles. including Britannia’s premier export an incontrovertible sense of style, UK John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Noël Coward (In Which We Serve) this is undoubtedly one of the 1969 2014and theToronto late, Internationalgreat Benny HillFilm (The Festival quintessential British caper films of Action/Comedy Benny Hill Show). the 1960s. 99 min Special Event - check ticketing for details English/Italian

50TH ANNIVERSARY If... Zulu SCREENINGS

“A film of tremendous resonance.” - Village Voice “One of the most important war movies of all time.” - Eye For Film In his first feature role, Malcolm This daringly anarchic vision DIRECTOR McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) of British society follows non- Lindsay Anderson is fearless and entrancing as conformist Travis (McDowell), CAST Michael Caine stars in his Though as an army of four- DIRECTOR Cy Endfield the insouciant Mick Travis in this along with his fellow students, as Malcolm McDowell first major film role as Lieutenant thousand Zulu warriors descend David Wood Gonville Bromhead in this on the Lieutenant’s small battalion, CAST Lindsay Anderson (O Lucky Man!) they lead a revolution against their Richard Warwick directed classic. Awarded the school. Mixing colour with black and masterpiece about men behaving they must decide whether they Stanley Baker Palme d’Or at the 1969 Cannes white as audaciously as it mixes DETAILS bravely by acclaimed director Cy retreat, or stay and fight against all Jack Hawkins Ulla Jacobsson Film Festival, If… is considered fantasy with reality, this remains UK Endfield. odds. 1968 DETAILS a benchmark of the 1960s one of cinema’s most unforgettable Drama Based on real events that This thrilling, action-packed UK counterculture movement. rebel yells. Which side will you be 111 min occurred during the Anglo-Zulu war, adventure stands the test of time on? 1964 Zulu follows Lieutenant Bromhead representing universal themes of War/Drama and Lieutenant John Chard (Baker) great significance where ordinary 138 min whose battle tactics are constantly men become heroes. English/Zulu at odds with one another.

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PALACE CINEMA COMO Friday November 21 Saturday November 15 Monday November 10 6.30pm The Italian Job 2.00pm The Sea 6.30pm Lilting Wednesday November 5 8.45pm A Long Way Down 4.00pm God Help the Girl 8.30pm Darling 6.30pm Reception for Saturday November 22 6.30pm The Love Punch Tuesday November 11 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 1.45pm Zulu 8.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town (Opening Night Event) 4.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Sunday November 16 6.30pm The Love Punch Thursday November 6 6.30pm The Love Punch 1.45pm Zulu 8.30pm The Hooligan Factory 6.30pm A Long Way Down 8.30pm ‘71 4.30pm Testament of Youth Wednesday November 12 8.45pm Lilting Sunday November 23 7.00pm Billy Liar 6.30pm Billy Liar Friday November 7 2.15pm When the Queen Came to Town Monday November 17 8.45pm The Hooligan Factory 6.30pm God Help the Girl 4.00pm The Sea 6.30pm If… Thursday November 13 9.00pm ‘71 6.00pm Miss Julie 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory 6.30pm The Love Punch Saturday November 8 Monday November 24 Tuesday November 18 8.30pm Jimmy’s Hall 1.45pm The Sea 6.30pm The Italian Job 6.30pm The Italian Job Friday November 14 3.45pm Jimmy’s Hall 8.45pm The Sea 8.45pm Snow in Paradise 6.30pm Zulu 6.15pm The Love Punch Tuesday November 25 Wednesday November 19 9.15pm Lilting 8.15pm Mr. Turner 6.30pm A Long Way Down 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Saturday November 15 Sunday November 9 8.45pm Snow in Paradise 6.30pm The Sea 2.15pm A Hard Day’s Night 1.00pm Zulu Wednesday November 26 8.30pm A Long Way Down 4.15pm The Sea 3.45pm Miss Julie 6.30pm Reception for Thursday November 20 6.15pm Miss Julie 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday 7.00pm THE IMITATION GAME 6.15pm Jimmy’s Hall 9.00pm ‘71 Monday November 10 (Closing Night Event) 8.45pm Zulu Sunday November 16 6.45pm The Love Punch Friday November 21 1.15pm When the Queen Came to Town 8.45pm If… 6.30pm The Love Punch 3.00pm Mr. Turner Tuesday November 11 PALACE BALWYN 8.30pm ‘71 6.00pm The Italian Job 6.45pm God Help the Girl Saturday November 22 Monday November 17 9.15pm Snow in Paradise Thursday November 6 2.15pm When the Queen Came to Town 6.30pm God Help the Girl 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall 4.00pm The Sea 9.00pm Snow in Paradise Wednesday November 12 9.00pm Darling 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town 6.00pm Mr. Turner Tuesday November 18 Friday November 7 9.00pm Miss Julie 6.30pm A Long Way Down 6.15pm Reception for 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday Sunday November 23 8.45pm Zulu 6.45pm A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 8.30pm Miss Julie (Special Event) 2.15pm Lilting Wednesday November 19 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory Saturday November 8 4.15pm A Long Way Down 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town 2.15pm The Love Punch 6.30pm A Hard Day’s Night 6.30pm The Sea Thursday November 13 4.15pm The Sea 6.30pm The Sea Monday November 24 8.30pm The Love Punch 6.15pm Testament of Youth 8.30pm Darling 6.30pm Billy Liar 8.45pm ‘71 Thursday November 20 Friday November 14 8.45pm The Love Punch 6.30pm Darling Sunday November 9 6.30pm Billy Liar Tuesday November 25 9.15pm Snow in Paradise 1.15pm High Tea for 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall 6.30pm Lilting 1.45pm WHEN THE QUEEN Friday November 21 8.30pm Darling 6.30pm A Hard Day’s Night Saturday November 15 CAME TO TOWN 2.00pm When the Queen Came to Town 3.30pm Mr. Turner Wednesday November 26 8.30pm Mr. Turner 3.45pm A Long Way Down 6.30pm A Long Way Down 7.15pm The Imitation Game (film only) Saturday November 22 6.00pm Testament of Youth 1.45pm A Long Way Down Monday November 10 8.30pm Mr. Turner 6.30pm The Hooligan Factory 4.00pm The Italian Job Sunday November 16 8.30pm Snow in Paradise PALACE BRIGHTON BAY 6.15pm Testament of Youth 2.30pm A Hard Day’s Night 8.45pm What We Did on Our Holiday Tuesday November 11 4.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday Thursday November 6 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Sunday November 23 6.30pm A Long Way Down 6.30pm The Sea 2.00pm If… 6.30pm The Italian Job 8.30pm God Help the Girl Monday November 17 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall 4.30pm The Love Punch 6.30pm Lilting Friday November 7 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Wednesday November 12 6.30pm The Love Punch 8.30pm Darling Monday November 24 6.30pm A Long Way Down 8.30pm A Long Way Down Tuesday November 18 8.45pm If… 6.30pm A Long Way Down 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Saturday November 8 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall Thursday November 13 6.30pm If… 2.30pm When the Queen Came to Town 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Tuesday November 25 9.00pm The Love Punch 4.15pm Billy Liar 6.30pm The Sea 9.00pm God Help the Girl 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday Wednesday November 19 8.30pm If… Friday November 14 8.30pm Miss Julie 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall 6.30pm A Long Way Down Wednesday November 26 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory Sunday November 9 6.45pm The Imitation Game (Film only) 8.45pm A Hard Day’s Night 1.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Thursday November 20 4.00pm Testament of Youth 6.30pm Billy Liar 6.30pm ‘71 8.45pm The Love Punch

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Proof of concession must be presented at General Admission $35 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town 6.30pm A Long Way Down the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium. 6.30pm A Long Way Down 8.45pm Snow in Paradise 8.45pm The Love Punch MULTI-FILM PURCHASE A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Wednesday November 26 (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Wednesday November 12 6.30pm Reception for PALACE CINEMA COMO 5 Film Pass 6.30pm A Hard Day’s Night 7.00pm THE IMITATION GAME Wednesday 12 November Palace Movie Club $70 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory (Closing Night Event) General Admission $80 6.15pm Pre-film drink courtesy of Cake Wines and live entertainment. Thursday November 13 10 Film Pass 6.30pm Darling Palace Movie Club $130 6.45pm Screening of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT General Admission $150 9.15pm Lilting Palace Movie Club $24 20 Film Pass General Admission $28 Friday November 14 Palace Movie Club $240 6.30pm God Help the Girl General Admission $280 CLOSING NIGHT EVENT 9.00pm Jimmy’s Hall Multi-film passes are for separate sessions THE IMITATION GAME, Saturday November 15 for one person only and can be purchased and PALACE CINEMA COMO 2.00pm When the Queen Came to Town redeemed at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, QLD Wednesday 26 November & ACT at the Box Office. Not available for online or 3.45pm A Long Way Down 6.30pm Pre-film reception with drinks phone bookings. Lost or stolen passes will not be 6.00pm Testament of Youth courtesy of Cake Wines and refunded or replaced. live entertainment. 8.30pm Mr. Turner GROUP BOOKINGS 7.00pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME Sunday November 16 (20 people or more) $14 per ticket. 2.00pm A Hard Day’s Night Palace Movie Club $30 4.00pm What We Did on Our Holiday SCHOOL GROUPS General Admission $35 (20 students or more) $10 per ticket* 6.00pm The Sea * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students. Monday November 17 6.30pm Lilting Enquiries & bookings: (03) 9816 1777 8.30pm Darling or [email protected]. Tuesday November 18 Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town years and over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable and non- 6.30pm If… exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets will not be 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory replaced or refunded. All seating is reserved at Palace Cinema Como, Palace Balwyn and Palace Brighton Bay. For censorship information and general festival conditions, please refer to website.

PALACE CINEMA COMO Level 2, Como Centre, Cnr of Toorak Road & Chapel Street, South Yarra (03) 9827 7533 (Tram 8 Stop 31)

20 21 PALACE VERONA Wednesday November 19 Sydney 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town SPECIAL EVENTS Friday November 7 6.30pm The Sea Ticketing Info 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday 8.30pm God Help the Girl 8.30pm Miss Julie OPENING NIGHT GALA Thursday November 20 TICKETS ON SALE PALACE NORTON ST Saturday November 8 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Thursday 6 November 2.15pm The Love Punch IN CINEMAS 9.00pm Snow in Paradise 6.30pm Pre-film drink on arrival 4.15pm The Sea At box offices 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until sold Friday November 21 out. Cinemas can only sell tickets for their respective 7.00pm Screening of TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 6.15pm Testament of Youth 6.30pm The Love Punch venues. There are no booking fees for purchasing at 8.45pm ‘71 cinema box offices, however surcharges for credit Ticket includes official after party with drinks 8.30pm ‘71 cards apply. courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés and live Sunday November 9 Saturday November 22 entertainment. 1.15pm High Tea for 2.15pm When the Queen Came to Town ONLINE Palace Movie Club $50 1.45pm WHEN THE QUEEN Online at www.britishfilmfestival.com.au or www. General Admission $55 4.00pm The Sea palacecinemas.com.au (go to the Times & Tickets CAME TO TOWN 6.00pm Mr. Turner page and select by cinema or title). All major credit 3.30pm Mr. Turner 9.00pm Miss Julie cards accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees HIGH TEA 6.30pm A Long Way Down apply. WHEN THE QUEEN CAME TO TOWN Sunday November 23 PALACE VERONA Monday November 10 1.45pm Lilting BY PHONE Sunday 9 November 6.30pm The Hooligan Factory Telephone bookings by credit card only (excluding 3.45pm A Long Way Down 1.15pm Ticket includes a decadent selection 8.30pm Snow in Paradise Amex & Diners), which will be debited at the time 6.00pm A Hard Day’s Night of booking and must be produced when collecting of sandwiches, sweet treats, a glass of tickets. Patrons are encouraged to collect tickets 30 sparkling and tea courtesy of Numi Tuesday November 11 Monday November 24 6.30pm The Italian Job minutes prior to the session to avoid queues. Credit Organic Tea. 6.30pm Billy Liar card transactions by phone will incur booking fees. 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall 1.45pm Screening of WHEN THE QUEEN 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall When calling during busy periods, there may be a CAME TO TOWN delay in answering the phone. Please try again later, Wednesday November 12 Tuesday November 25 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town or visit the website. Palace Movie Club $30 6.30pm Lilting General Admission $35 6.45pm Lilting 8.30pm Darling 8.45pm If… SYDNEY TICKET PRICES Wednesday November 26 A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Thursday November 13 7.00pm The Imitation Game (Film only) GENERAL FESTIVAL SESSIONS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 6.30pm A Long Way Down Palace Movie Club $15 PALACE VERONA 8.45pm God Help the Girl Golden/Student Movie Club $13 Friday 14 November Adult $19.50 8.15pm Pre-film drink courtesy of Cake Wines Friday November 14 Concession* $16.50 and live entertainment. 6.45pm The Love Punch * Eligible Concessions: Full Time Students (photo ID 8.45pm Screening of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 8.15pm Reception for required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 8.45pm A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Pensioners. Proof of concession must be presented at Palace Movie Club $24 General Admission $28 (Special Event) the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium.

Saturday November 15 MULTI-FILM PURCHASE CLOSING NIGHT EVENT (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) 2.00pm Billy Liar THE IMITATION GAME 4.15pm God Help the Girl 5 Film Pass PALACE NORTON ST 6.45pm The Love Punch Palace Movie Club $70 Wednesday 26 November General Admission $80 8.45pm What We Did on Our Holiday 6.30pm Pre-film reception with drinks 10 Film Pass courtesy of Cake Wines and live Sunday November 16 Palace Movie Club $130 entertainment. 1.15pm Zulu General Admission $150 7.00pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME 4.00pm Testament of Youth 20 Film Pass Palace Movie Club $30 6.30pm Darling Palace Movie Club $240 General Admission $35 Monday November 17 General Admission $280 6.30pm If… Multi-film passes are for separate sessions for 9.00pm The Sea one person only and can be purchased and redeemed at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, Tuesday November 18 QLD & ACT at the Box Office. Not available for 6.30pm The Italian Job online or phone bookings. Lost or stolen passes 8.45pm The Hooligan Factory will not be refunded or replaced.

GROUP BOOKINGS (20 people or more) $14.00 per ticket.

SCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more) $10.00 per ticket* * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students.

Enquiries & bookings: (02) 9346 8798 or [email protected].

Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 years and over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets will not be replaced or refunded. All seating is reserved at Palace Norton Street and unreserved at Palace Verona. For censorship information and general festival conditions, please refer to website.

PALACE VERONA 17 Oxford Street, Paddington (02) 9360 6099

PALACE NORTON STREET 99 Norton Street, Leichhardt (02) 9564 5620

22 23 Adelaide Perth

PALACE NOVA EASTEND CINEMAS CINEMA PARADISO PALACE NOVA EASTEND Adelaide 3 Cinema Place (off 250 Rundle Street), Wednesday November 5 Wednesday November 5 Ticketing Info Adelaide (08) 8232 3434 6.30pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 6.30pm Reception for (Opening Night Event) 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH TICKETS ON SALE (Opening Night Event) SPECIAL EVENTS Thursday November 6 6.30pm The Love Punch Thursday November 6 IN CINEMA At box office 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until sold out. 8.30pm The Hooligan Factory 6.30pm Lilting There are no booking fees for purchasing at cinema OPENING NIGHT GALA Friday November 7 8.30pm The Hooligan Factory box office, however surcharges for credit cards apply. PALACE NOVA EASTEND 6.30pm A Long Way Down Friday November 7 Wednesday 5 November ONLINE 8.45pm God Help the Girl 6.30pm A Long Way Down Print your ticket at home! Online at 6.30pm Pre-film drink on arrival 8.45pm ‘71 www.britishfilmfestival.com.au and 7.00pm Screening of TESTAMENT OF YOUTH Saturday November 8 www.palacenova.com. All major credit cards 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town Saturday November 8 accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees apply. Ticket includes official after party with drinks 1.45pm If… 11.45pm High Tea for courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés and live 4.15pm The Italian Job 12.15pm WHEN THE QUEEN MY CINEMA APP entertainment. For those on the go, download your free My Cinema 6.30pm Testament of Youth CAME TO TOWN Palace Movie Club $50 app for iPhone or Android and use your phone as your General Admission $55 9.00pm What We Did on Our Holiday 2.00pm If… ticket! Booking fees apply. 4.30pm The Sea Sunday November 9 6.30pm Testament of Youth ADELAIDE TICKET PRICES HIGH TEA 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town 9.00pm What We Did on Our Holiday WHEN THE QUEEN CAME TO TOWN 1.45pm The Sea GENERAL FESTIVAL SESSIONS PALACE NOVA EASTEND 3.45pm Mr. Turner Sunday November 9 Palace Movie Club $15 Saturday 8 November 12.00pm The Italian Job Golden/Student Movie Club $13 6.45pm Miss Julie 11.45pm Ticket includes a decadent selection Adult $19.50 2.15pm The Love Punch of sandwiches, sweet treats, a glass Monday November 10 Concession* $16.50 4.15pm Mr. Turner of sparkling and tea courtesy of 6.30pm God Help the Girl 7.15pm A Hard Day’s Night * Eligible Concessions: Full Time Students (photo ID Numi Organic Tea. 9.00pm Snow in Paradise required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 12.15pm Screening of WHEN THE QUEEN Monday November 10 Pensioners. Proof of concession must be presented at CAME TO TOWN Tuesday November 11 6.30pm Miss Julie the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium. 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Palace Movie Club $30 9.15pm Snow in Paradise General Admission $35 6.30pm The Love Punch MULTI-FILM PURCHASE Tuesday November 11 (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) 8.30pm Darling 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town CLOSING NIGHT EVENT Wednesday November 12 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall 5 Film Pass THE IMITATION GAME 6.30pm Miss Julie Palace Movie Club $70 9.00pm Darling PALACE NOVA EASTEND 9.15pm Lilting General Admission $80 Sunday 16 November Wednesday November 12 6.30pm Pre-film reception with drinks Thursday November 13 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Multi-Film Passes are available for pre-purchase at the cinema Box Office, or by phone until sold out. courtesy of Cake Wines and 6.30pm The Sea 6.30pm Miss Julie Multi-Film Passes are for separate, pre-selected live entertainment. 8.30pm A Long Way Down 9.15pm Lilting sessions for one person. All films must be chosen in 7.00pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME advance to different films at the time of purchase. Friday November 14 Thursday November 13 Palace Movie Club $30 6.00pm Reception for 6.30pm A Long Way Down GROUP BOOKINGS General Admission $35 6.30pm A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall (20 people or more) $14.00 per ticket. (Special Event) Friday November 14 SCHOOL GROUPS 8.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday 6.15pm ‘71 (20 students or more) $10.00 per ticket* * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students. Saturday November 15 8.30pm God Help the Girl 12.15pm When the Queen Came to Town Saturday November 15 Enquiries & bookings phone (08) 8232 3335 2.00pm Billy Liar 12.15pm When the Queen Came to Town or [email protected]. 4.15pm The Hooligan Factory 2.00pm Billy Liar Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 years and 6.30pm The Love Punch 4.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, 8.30pm Mr. Turner 6.30pm The Love Punch are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or Sunday November 16 8.30pm Mr. Turner stolen tickets will not be replaced or refunded. All seating is reserved at Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas. For 12.15pm The Sea Sunday November 16 censorship information and general festival conditions, 2.15pm Zulu please refer to website. 11.45am The Sea 5.00pm Lilting 1.45pm Zulu 6.30pm Reception for 4.30pm God Help the Girl 7.00pm THE IMITATION GAME 6.30pm Reception for (Closing Night Event) 7.00pm THE IMITATION GAME (Closing Night Event)

24 25 Perth Ticketing Info SPECIAL EVENTS

OPENING NIGHT GALA Canberra TICKETS ON SALE CINEMA PARADISO ONLINE Wednesday 5 November Online at www.britishfilmfestival.com.au or 6.30pm Screening of TESTAMENT OF YOUTH www.lunapalace.com.au. All major credit cards accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees apply. Ticket includes official after party with drinks courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés and live PALACE ELECTRIC CINEMA Thursday November 20 IN CINEMAS entertainment. 6.30pm Billy Liar At Box Offices 11.00am - 9.00pm daily until sold out. Thursday November 6 8.45pm The Love Punch Enquiries by phone at (08) 9227 1771 (no phone Luna Palace Privilege Card $45 6.30pm Reception for bookings). General Admission $50 Friday November 21 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 6.30pm Miss Julie PERTH TICKET PRICES (Opening Night Event) A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 9.15pm The Italian Job 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION GENERAL ADMISSION Friday November 7 CINEMA PARADISO Saturday November 22 Concession* $15.50 6.30pm ‘71 2.00pm The Italian Job Adult $19 Friday 14 November 8.45pm Jimmy’s Hall 6.00pm Pre-film drink courtesy of Cake Wines 4.15pm A Long Way Down * Eligible Concessions: Full time Students (photo ID and live entertainment. Saturday November 8 6.30pm The Love Punch required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 6.30pm Screening of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 1.45pm The Sea 8.30pm ‘71 Pensioners, Luna Palace Privilege Cards. Proof of 3.45pm Jimmy’s Hall concession must be presented at the cinema box office Sunday November 23 Luna Palace Privilege Card $24 6.15pm The Love Punch and/or upon entry to the auditorium. General Admission $28 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town 8.15pm Mr. Turner 1.45pm Zulu MULTI-FILM PURCHASE (ex. Opening & Closing Nights) CLOSING NIGHT EVENT Sunday November 9 4.30pm The Sea THE IMITATION GAME 12.30pm Zulu 6.30pm Reception for 5 Film Pass CINEMA PARADISO 3.15pm Miss Julie 7.00pm THE IMITATION GAME Luna Palace Privilege card $70 Sunday 16 November General Admission $80 6.00pm What We Did on Our Holiday (Closing Night Event) 6.30pm Pre-film reception with drinks courtesy of Cake Wines and live entertainment. Monday November 10 10 Film Pass 6.30pm God Help the Girl Luna Palace Privilege Card $130 7.00pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME General Admission $150 9.00pm If… Canberra Luna Palace Privilege Card $30 Tuesday November 11 Multi-film passes are for separate, preselected General Admission $35 Ticketing Info sessions for one person. All films must be chosen 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town in advance to different films at the time of purchase. 6.30pm Billy Liar Multi-film passes are only available at the box offices 8.45pm A Long Way Down TICKETS ON SALE and cannot be booked online. Wednesday November 12 IN CINEMA GROUP BOOKINGS 6.30pm A Hard Day’s Night At box office 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until sold out. (20 people or more) $14.00 per ticket. 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory There are no booking fees for purchasing at cinema box office, however surcharges for credit cards apply. SCHOOL GROUPS Thursday November 13 (20 students or more) $10.00 per ticket* 6.30pm Darling ONLINE Online at www.britishfilmfestival.com.au or www. 9.15pm Lilting Enquiries and bookings: (08) 9227 1771 or palacecinemas.com.au (go to the Times & Tickets [email protected]. Friday November 14 page and select by cinema or title). All major credit cards accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees 6.30pm God Help the Girl Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 years and apply. over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are 9.00pm The Love Punch non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen Saturday November 15 BY PHONE tickets will not be replaced or refunded. All seating is Telephone bookings by credit card only (excluding unreserved. For censorship information and general 1.45pm A Hard Day’s Night Amex & Diners), which will be debited at the time festival conditions, please refer to website. 3.45pm A Long Way Down of booking and must be produced when collecting 6.00pm Testament of Youth tickets. Patrons are encouraged to collect tickets 30 minutes prior to the session to avoid queues. Credit CINEMA PARADISO 8.30pm Mr. Turner 164 James St, Northbridge card transactions by phone will incur booking fees. (no phone bookings) Sunday November 16 When calling during busy periods, there may be a (08) 9227 1771 delay in answering the phone. Please try again later, 1.45pm High Tea for or visit the website. 2.15pm WHEN THE QUEEN CAME TO TOWN CANBERRA TICKET PRICES 4.00pm What We Did on Our Holiday 6.00pm The Sea GENERAL FESTIVAL SESSIONS Palace Movie Club $15 Monday November 17 Golden/Student Movie Club $13 6.30pm Lilting Adult $19.50 8.30pm Darling Concession* $16.50

Tuesday November 18 * Eligible Concessions: Full Time Students (photo ID 6.30pm If… required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 9.00pm Snow in Paradise Pensioners. Proof of concession must be presented at the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium. Wednesday November 19 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town MULTI-FILM PURCHASE (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall 9.00pm The Hooligan Factory 5 Film Pass Palace Movie Club $70 General Admission $80

10 Film Pass Palace Movie Club $130 General Admission $150 20 Film Pass Palace Movie Club $240 General Admission $280

26 27 Multi-film passes are for separate sessions for one Monday November 10 20 Film Pass person only and can be purchased and redeemed 6.15pm Miss Julie Palace Movie Club $240 at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, QLD & ACT at General Admission $280 9.00pm Snow in Paradise the Box Office. Not available for online or phone Multi-film passes are for separate sessions for one bookings. Lost or stolen passes will not be Tuesday November 11 person only and can be purchased and redeemed at refunded or replaced. Brisbane 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, QLD & ACT at the Box Office. Not available for online or phone bookings. GROUP BOOKINGS 6.30pm The Love Punch Lost or stolen passes will not be refunded or replaced. (20 people or more) $14.00 per ticket 8.30pm Darling SCHOOL GROUPS GROUP BOOKINGS Wednesday November 12 (20 people or more) $14 per ticket. (20 students or more) $10.00 per ticket* 6.15pm Miss Julie * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students. PALACE BARRACKS 9.00pm Lilting SCHOOL GROUPS Enquiries & bookings: Thursday November 6 (20 students or more) $10 per ticket* Thursday November 13 * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students. Charissa Wright (02) 6222 4900 or 6.30pm Reception for 6.15pm Reception for [email protected] 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 6.45pm A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Enquiries & bookings: (Opening Night Event) Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 8.45pm Mr. Turner Charley Greaves 0402 338 525 or years and over unless specified. Festival tickets, Friday November 7 Friday November 14 [email protected] once acquired, are non-refundable and non- 6.30pm ‘71 6.30pm Jimmy’s Hall exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets will not be Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 years and replaced or refunded. All seating is reserved at 8.45pm Lilting 9.00pm The Sea over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen Palace Electric. For censorship information and Saturday November 8 Saturday November 15 general festival conditions, please refer to website. tickets will not be replaced or refunded. All seating is 11.30pm High Tea for 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town reserved at Palace Centro and Palace Barracks. For PALACE ELECTRIC 1.45pm Billy Liar censorship information and general festival conditions, 12.00pm WHEN THE QUEEN please refer to website. NewActon Nishi, 2 Phillip Law Street, CAME TO TOWN 4.00pm Testament of Youth Canberra Enquiries: 1300 620 809 1.45pm Billy Liar 6.30pm The Love Punch PALACE CENTRO 4.00pm A Long Way Down 8.30pm ‘71 39 James St, Fortitude Valley (07) 3852 4488 6.15pm The Love Punch Sunday November 16 PALACE BARRACKS 61 Petrie Tce, Brisbane (07) 3367 1954 8.15pm Mr. Turner 12.30pm Zulu Sunday November 9 3.15pm What We Did on Our Holiday 1.00pm Miss Julie 5.15pm The Hooligan Factory 3.45pm Jimmy’s Hall SPECIAL EVENTS 6.45pm Reception for 6.15pm Zulu 7.15pm THE IMITATION GAME Monday November 10 (Closing Night Event) OPENING NIGHT GALA 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday PALACE BARRACKS 8.30pm If… Thursday 6 November Tuesday November 11 Brisbane 6.30pm Pre-film drink on arrival 6.30pm The Italian Job 7.00pm Screening of TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 8.45pm The Hooligan Factory Ticketing Info Ticket includes official after party with drinks courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés and live SPECIAL EVENTS Wednesday November 12 TICKETS ON SALE entertainment. 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town 6.30pm A Hard Day’s Night IN CINEMA Palace Movie Club $50 General Admission $55 OPENING NIGHT GALA 8.45pm Snow in Paradise At box office 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until sold out. PALACE ELECTRIC There are no booking fees for purchasing at cinema Thursday 6 November Thursday November 13 box office, however surcharges for credit cards apply. HIGH TEA 6.30pm ‘71 WHEN THE QUEEN CAME TO TOWN 6.30pm Pre-film drink on arrival ONLINE 8.45pm Darling PALACE BARRACKS 7.00pm Screening of A LITTLE CHAOS Online at www.britishfilmfestival.com.au or www. Saturday 8 November Friday November 14 palacecinemas.com.au (go to the Times & Tickets Ticket includes official after party with drinks page and select by cinema or title). All major credit 11.30pm Ticket includes a decadent selection courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés courtesy of 6.30pm Testament of Youth cards accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees of sandwiches, sweet treats, a glass Monster Kitchen & Bar and live entertainment. 9.00pm The Love Punch apply. of sparkling and tea courtesy of Numi Organic Tea. Saturday November 15 Palace Movie Club $50 BY PHONE 12.00pm Screening of WHEN THE QUEEN General Admission $55 1.30pm The Sea Telephone bookings by credit card only (excluding CAME TO TOWN 3.30pm Mr. Turner Amex & Diners), which will be debited at the time of booking and must be produced when collecting Palace Movie Club $30 HIGH TEA 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday tickets. Patrons are encouraged to collect tickets 30 General Admission $35 WHEN THE QUEEN CAME TO TOWN 8.30pm Miss Julie minutes prior to the session to avoid queues. Credit PALACE ELECTRIC Sunday November 16 card transactions by phone will incur booking fees. A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Sunday 16 November When calling during busy periods, there may be a 12.45pm When the Queen Came to Town 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 1.45pm Ticket includes a decadent selection delay in answering the phone. Please try again later, PALACE CENTRO 2.30pm God Help the Girl or visit the website. of sandwiches and sweet treats from Thursday 13 November Monster Kitchen and Bar, a glass of 5.00pm The Sea 6.15pm Pre-film drink courtesy of Cake Wines GENERAL FESTIVAL SESSIONS sparkling and tea courtesy of Numi 7.00pm The Imitation Game (film only) and live entertainment. Organic Tea. Palace Movie Club $15 2.15pm Screening of WHEN THE QUEEN Golden/Student Movie Club $13 6.45pm Screening of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT CAME TO TOWN Adult $19.50 Concession* $16.50 Palace Movie Club $24 Palace Movie Club $30 PALACE CENTRO * Eligible Concessions: Full Time Students (photo ID General Admission $28 General Admission $35 Friday November 7 required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 6.30pm A Long Way Down Pensioners. Proof of concession must be presented at CLOSING NIGHT EVENT CLOSING NIGHT EVENT 8.45pm God Help the Girl the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium. THE IMITATION GAME THE IMITATION GAME Saturday November 8 PALACE CENTRO PALACE ELECTRIC MULTI-FILM PURCHASE 1.45pm If… (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) Sunday 16 November Sunday 23 November 4.15pm The Sea 6.45pm Pre-film reception with drinks 6.30pm Pre-film reception with drinks 5 Film Pass courtesy of Cake Wines and courtesy of Cake Wines and live 6.15pm Testament of Youth Palace Movie Club $70 live entertainment. entertainment. 8.45pm What We Did on Our Holiday General Admission $80 7.00pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME Sunday November 9 7.15pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME 10 Film Pass Palace Movie Club $30 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town Palace Movie Club $130 Palace Movie Club $30 General Admission $35 1.45pm The Italian Job General Admission $150 General Admission $35 4.00pm Mr. Turner 7.00pm ‘71 28 29 Byron Bay

and must be produced when collecting tickets. Patrons PALACE BYRON BAY are encouraged to collect tickets 30 minutes prior to the Thursday November 6 session to avoid queues. Credit card transactions by phone will incur booking fees. When calling during busy 6.30pm Reception for periods, there may be a delay in answering the phone. 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH Please try again later, or visit the website. (Opening Night Event) BYRON BAY TICKET PRICES Friday November 7 GENERAL FESTIVAL SESSIONS 6.15pm A Long Way Down Palace Movie Club $15 8.30pm Jimmy’s Hall Golden/Student Movie Club $13 Adult $19.50 Saturday November 8 Concession* $16.50 12.15pm When the Queen Came to Town * Eligible Concessions: Full Time Students (photo ID 2.00pm If… required), Senior Citizens, Health Care Card Holders, 4.30pm The Sea Pensioners. Proof of concession must be presented at the cinema box office and/or entry to the auditorium. 6.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday 8.30pm Testament of Youth MULTI-FILM PURCHASE (ex. Opening/Closing Night & Special Events) Sunday November 9 5 Film Pass 12.45pm Miss Julie Palace Movie Club $70 3.30pm Mr. Turner General Admission $80 6.30pm ‘71 10 Film Pass Monday November 10 Palace Movie Club $130 6.30pm God Help the Girl General Admission $150 9.00pm Snow in Paradise Multi-film passes are for separate sessions for one person only and can be purchased and redeemed at Contemporary Tuesday November 11 any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, QLD & ACT at the Box 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town Office. Not available for online or phone bookings. Lost or stolen passes will not be refunded or replaced. wines from the 6.30pm The Love Punch 8.30pm Darling GROUP BOOKINGS (20 people or more) $14.00 per ticket. Adelaide Hills Wednesday November 12 11.00am When the Queen Came to Town SCHOOL GROUPS 6.30pm Miss Julie (20 students or more) $10.00 per ticket* 9.15pm Lilting * One teacher admitted free for every 20 students. cakewines.com Thursday November 13 Enquiries & bookings: 6.30pm The Sea Charley Greaves 0402 338 525 or 8.30pm A Long Way Down [email protected]. Friday November 14 Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18 years and over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are 6.30pm ‘71 non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets 8.15pm Reception for will not be replaced or refunded. All seating is unreserved at Palace Byron Bay. For censorship information and general 8.45pm A HARD DAY’S NIGHT festival conditions, please refer to website. (Special Event) Saturday November 15 PALACE BYRON BAY 108 Jonson Street, Byron Bay (02) 6680 8555 12.00pm The Italian Job 2.15pm Billy Liar 4.30pm What We Did on Our Holiday SPECIAL EVENTS 6.30pm The Love Punch 8.30pm Mr. Turner OPENING NIGHT GALA PALACE BYRON BAY Sunday November 16 Thursday 6 November 12.00pm When the Queen Came to Town 6.30pm Pre-film drink on arrival 1.45pm Zulu 7.00pm Screening of TESTAMENT OF YOUTH 4.30pm The Hooligan Factory Ticket includes official after party with drinks courtesy of Cake Wines, canapés and live 6.00pm Reception for entertainment. 6.30pm THE IMITATION GAME Palace Movie Club $35 (Closing Night Event) General Admission $40

A HARD DAY’S NIGHT Byron Bay 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION PALACE BYRON BAY Ticketing Info Friday 14 November 8.15pm Pre-film drink courtesy of Cake Wines TICKETS ON SALE and live entertainment. 8.45pm Screening of A HARD DAY’S NIGHT IN CINEMA At box office 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until sold out. Palace Movie Club $24 There are no booking fees for purchasing at cinema box General Admission $28 office, however surcharges for credit cards apply. CLOSING NIGHT EVENT ONLINE THE IMITATION GAME Online at www.britishfilmfestival.com.au or www. PALACE BYRON BAY palacecinemas.com.au (go to the Times & Tickets page Sunday 16 November and select by cinema or title). All major credit cards 6.00pm Pre-film reception with drinks courtesy accepted (ex. Amex & Diners). Booking fees apply. of Cake Wines and live entertainment. 6.30pm Screening of THE IMITATION GAME BY PHONE Telephone bookings by credit card only (excluding Amex Palace Movie Club $30 & Diners), which will be debited at the time of booking General Admission $35

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