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SPONSORS 3 CLASSIC CLUES: SOLVING A BRITISH OPENING NIGHT MYSTERY

Breathe 6-7 Blow-Up 32 NEW WAYS CLOSING NIGHT Victim 33 to navigate through history Finding Your Feet 8-9 AGATHA CHRISTIE: CLASSIC MYSTERIES SPECIAL EVENT FROM THE QUEEN Manolo: The Boy OF CRIME Who Made Shoes Death on The Nile 35 for Lizards 10-11 Evil Under the Sun 36 OFFICIAL SELECTION Murder on The Orient 6 Days 13 Express 37

Another Mother’s Son 14 The Mirror Crack’d 38

England Is Mine 15 SESSIONS AND Eric Clapton: TICKETING Life in Twelve Bars 16 MELBOURNE Film Stars Don’t Die Session times 39 in Liverpool 17 Ticketing & booking 45 Goodbye Christopher SYDNEY Robin 18 Session times 42 Ticketing & booking 45 How to Talk to Girls at Parties 19 CANBERRA Session times 44 Jawbone 20 Ticketing & booking 45 Mary Shelley 21 BRISBANE Session times 46 On Chesil Beach 22 Ticketing & booking 49 Swallows and Amazons 23 ADELAIDE That Good Night 25 Session times 50 Ticketing & booking 51 The Bookshop 26 PERTH The Death of Stalin 27 Session times 52 The Exception 28 Ticketing & booking 54

The Journey 29

Tulip Fever 30 DON’T JUST VISIT, LIVE IT.

Go beyond the screen and travel deeper through the UK and MEL SYD BRI CAN ADE PER Europe. From quiet country streets to dramatic landscapes 26 Oct – 24 Oct – 25 Oct – 25 Oct – 25 Oct – 26 Oct – and ancient castles, there’s so much yet to explore. 15 Nov 15 Nov 15 Nov 15 Nov 15 Nov 15 Nov

5 *For more information visit emirates.com/au, call 1300 303 777, or contact your local travel agent. OPENING NIGHT BREATHE Join us for the premiere of Breathe, an inspiring true story starring Andrew Garfield Hacksaw( Ridge) and Claire Foy (The Crown). Pre-film reception includes drinks, British fare and live music.

TICKETS: Palace Movie Club Members $35 General Admission $40

AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE SYDNEY ADELAIDE BREATHE Palace Norton Street Palace Nova Eastend Tuesday 24 Oct Wednesday 25 Oct ndy Serkis’ feature directorial DIRECTOR: 6.45pm Reception 6.15pm Reception debut tells the inspiring true Andy Serkis 7.30pm Film screening 7.00pm Film screening Astory of Robin Cavendish (Andrew CAST:

Garfield,Hacksaw Ridge) and his wife Andrew Garfield CANBERRA MELBOURNE Diana (Claire Foy, The Crown) – a Claire Foy Palace Electric Palace Cinema Como couple who refused to give up in the Tom Hollander Wednesday 25 Oct Thursday 26 Oct Hugh Bonneville face of a devastating illness – and their Diana Rigg 6.45pm Reception 6.45pm Reception love story that championed living every Ed Speleers 7.30pm Film screening 7.30pm Film screening breath as though it was their last. Dean-Charles Chapman Charismatic, adventurous and brilliant, 2017 | 117 MIN BRISBANE PERTH Palace Centro Cinema Paradiso Robin (Garfield) has his whole life BIOGRAPHY / DRAMA ahead of him when he is paralysed Wednesday 25 Oct Thursday 26 Oct by polio at the age of 28 and given 6.45pm Reception 6.15pm Reception just months to live. Against all advice, 7.30pm Film screening 7.00pm Film screening Robin’s wife Diana (Foy) brings him “A stirring true home from the hospital where her story.” devotion and witty determination THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER inspire him to lead a long and fulfilled life. Together, they refuse to be limited by expectations, dazzling others with their humour, courage and lust for life. From a screenplay by two-time Oscar nominee William Nicholson (Gladiator, Shadowlands) – and produced in partnership with Robin and Diana’s son John Cavendish – Breathe is not only a beautiful love story, it is also a film about two truly indomitable spirits who defied the odds to pave the way for change.

OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Opening Night, BFI London Film Festival 2017

6 7 CLOSING NIGHT FINDING YOUR FEET Get ready to dance your troubles away at the World Premiere of the charming, feel-good Finding Your Feet, starring Imelda Staunton (Pride) and Celia Imrie (Bridget Jones’s Baby). Pre- film reception includes drinks and live entertainment.

TICKETS: Palace Movie Club $30 Adult $35

WORLD PREMIERE SYDNEY BRISBANE FINDING YOUR FEET Palace Verona Palace Barracks Wednesday 15 Nov Wednesday 15 Nov illed with grand, old British DIRECTOR: 6.15pm Reception 6.00pm Reception charm is this feel-good film Richard Loncraine 7.00pm Film screening 6.45pm Film screening Fabout discovering it’s never too late CAST:

to start again. Imelda Staunton MELBOURNE ADELAIDE Celia Imrie When 'Lady' Sandra Abbott (Imelda Palace Balwyn Palace Nova Eastend Timothy Spall Wednesday 15 Nov Cinemas Staunton, Pride) finds out her husband Joanna Lumley of 40 years (John Sessions, Florence David Hayman 6.00pm Reception Wednesday 15 Nov Foster Jenkins) is having an affair with John Sessions 6.45pm Film screening 6.15pm Reception 7.00pm Film screening her best-friend, she struggles to deal 2017 | 111 MIN with ‘the shame of her predicament’ CANBERRA COMEDY and seeks refuge with her estranged, Palace Electric Cinema PERTH older sister, Bif (Celia Imrie, Bridget Wednesday 15 Nov Cinema Paradiso Jones’s Baby), who lives on an inner- 6.15pm Reception Wednesday 15 Nov city council estate. 7.00pm Film screening 6.15pm Reception 7.00pm Film screening The two could not be more different. Sandra is middleclass, snobbish and judgemental, and a fish out of water next to her outspoken, serial-dating, free-spirited sibling. But different is just what Sandra needs, and she reluctantly lets Bif drag her along to her community dance class. In this heart-warming romantic comedy, the colourful group of defiant and energetic third-agers show Sandra that retirement is, in fact, only the beginning. Divorce might give her a whole new lease of life… and love. Co-starring Timothy Spall (Mr. Turner, The Journey BFF17) and Joanna Lumley (Absolutely Fabulous).

8 9 SPECIAL EVENT MANOLO: THE BOY WHO MADE SHOES FOR LIZARDS Gather your fashion-forward friends for a glamorous night out with a Bulldog Gin & Tonic and SOFI Spritz on arrival and the premiere of this must-see documentary and insightful portrait on the legendary designer Manolo Blahnik.

TICKETS: Palace Movie Club $26 Adult $30

AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE SYDNEY CANBERRA MANOLO: THE BOY WHO Palace Norton Street Palace Electric Cinema Friday 27 Oct Friday 27 Oct MADE SHOES FOR LIZARDS 6.30pm Drinks on arrival 6.45pm Drinks on arrival 7.00pm Film screening 7.15pm Film screening tep into the storied world of DIRECTOR: Manolo Blahnik with this must- Michael Roberts MELBOURNE ADELAIDE seeS documentary. Manolo is an in-depth CAST: Palace Cinema Como Palace Nova Eastend portrait of the legendary designer Manolo Blahnik Friday 27 Oct Cinemas whose dedication to his craft has made Anna Wintour 6.30pm Drinks on arrival Friday 27 Oct him the world’s most famous luxury Rihanna, Iman Isaac Mizrahi 7.00pm Film screening 6.30pm Drinks on arrival shoemaker, featuring interviews with Naomi Campbell 7.00pm Film screening icons from the worlds of fashion and Karlie Kloss BRISBANE entertainment such as Anna Wintour, André Leon Talley Palace Barracks PERTH Rihanna, Karlie Kloss and André Leon 2017 | 90 MIN Friday 27 Oct Windsor Cinema Talleyamong others. DOCUMENTARY / 6.30pm Drinks on arrival Friday 27 Oct Synonymous with whimsical yet BIOGRAPHY 7.00pm Film screening 6.00pm Drinks on arrival elegant heels and Sex and the City’s 6.30pm Film screening Carrie Bradshaw, less is known about the humble and camera-shy man “I can’t remember behind the iconic brand of Manolo. the last time I wore Sophisticated, unpredictable and anybody else’s shoes, with an insatiable drive to be creative, I mean I just don’t Manolo Blahnik – the man – is a funny, even look at them.” charming and immensely watchable ANNA WINTOUR, documentary subject. This film strikes a VOGUE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF perfect balance of humorous moments and in-depth information about his development as a designer. British fashion journalist and director Michael Roberts presents this never- before-seen peek into Blahnik's world – from outgoing child and establishing his first boutique in London, to today as the 74-year-old who retains full control of the business, creating every shoe, even hand-carving the wooden forms himself.

10 11 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE 6 DAYS

Days is a taut British thriller from DIRECTOR: New Zealand filmmaker Toa Fraser, Toa Fraser 6rounding out his status as a serious CAST:

action director. Jamie Bell Mark Strong THE MINI COUNTRYMAN. It tells the gripping true story of what Abbie Cornish happened when gunmen invaded the Martin Shaw ADD STORIES. Iranian embassy in London in 1980. Tim Pigott-Smith With 26 people taken hostage, police, Ben Turner politicians and military wrestled for six 2017 | 94 MIN nailbiting days over the best way to ACTION / DRAMA neutralise the threat. Police superintendent Max Vernon MINI3573_105x100_MINI BFF_Half Page DL_FA.indd 1 25/09/2017 4:21(Mark PM Strong, Sherlock Holmes) is thrust into the position of negotiator, while Rusty Firmin (Jamie Bell, Billy Elliot) and “It's nuanced and a troop of SAS operatives prepare to thoughtful, alert handle the situation by more aggressive to the individual means. As pressure to resolve the issue suffering behind the mounts, the film climaxes with a white- headlines, cognizant knuckle recreation of one of the most of the bigger audacious special-forces raids in history. picture.” Caught up in the action is BBC reporter EYE FOR FILM Kate Adie (Abbie Cornish, Somersault), the journalist whose arresting live coverage of the event broke new ground for television reporting. From the producers of The Raid and compellingly shaped by Glenn Standring’s excellent script, 6 Days succeeds as both a masterclass in tension and a timely examination of the moral fallout that comes with violence.

OFFICIAL SELECTION: BFI London Film Festival 2017

13 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ANOTHER MOTHER’S SON ENGLAND IS MINE

enny Seagrove excels in this DIRECTOR: ngland Is Mine is an amusing and DIRECTOR: moving drama, which tells the Christopher Menaul evocative portrait of the early Mark Gill Jincredible true story of Louisa CAST: Eyears of singer-songwriter Steven CAST:

Gould, a mother who risked everything Jenny Seagrove Morrissey, the uncompromising, Jack Lowden to keep an escaped prisoner of war safe John Hannah Manchester-born musician and former Jessica Brown Findlay during World War II. Julian Kostov frontman of seminal 1980s band The Jodie Comer Ronan Keating Laurie Kynaston It’s 1942 and Britain’s Channel Islands Amanda Abbington Smiths. 2017 | 94 MIN have fallen under Nazi-occupation. 2017 | 103 MIN A would-be writer, Steven (played Louisa Gould, a mother and by rising star Jack Lowden, Dunkirk) BIOGRAPHY / DRAMA shopkeeper, is grieving at the news that DRAMA finds himself forced to take a job at the her son has been killed in the war. After local tax office to help his family. He is a dramatic encounter with a young constantly taking time off to spend with Russian soldier who has escaped a local art student Linder (Jessica Brown local German prison camp, she decides Findlay, Downton Abbey) or hiding on with her sister (Amanda Abbington), “An amazing true the office roof to write lyrics. “When they bury brother (Ronan Keating) and the village story." Made with a wonderfully wry sense me in a church and postmaster (John Hannah), to harbour DAILY MAIL of humour, England is Mine presents chuck earth on my the fugitive. Morrissey as intent on railing on those grave, I’d like the However, in this distressed, small around him but also too shy and words ‘Well, at least town, there’s not only the Germans insecure to break from the mainstream. he tried’ engraved on to be wary of but also her fellow It explores his cultural influences, my tombstone.” townspeople. The tension is mounting depression and creativity. MORRISSEY as it becomes clear that Churchill will The title comes from the song ‘Still Ill’ not risk an assault to recapture the (“England is mine, and it owes me a British soil, and the island community living. Ask me why and I'll spit in your spirit is beginning to fray. Louisa plays eye”), written by Morrissey and Marr, a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, and perfectly reflecting hisambitions, risking the lives of her family and frustrations and eventual determination friends, as well as her own, as she fights to become the artist he is destined to be. to do the right thing.

NOMINATED: Best British Feature Film, Edinburgh International Film Festival 2017

14 15 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ERIC CLAPTON: FILM STARS DON’T DIE LIFE IN TWELVE BARS IN LIVERPOOL

look at the life and work of DIRECTOR: nnette Bening and Jamie Bell DIRECTOR: guitar virtuoso Eric Clapton Lili Fini Zanuck vividly bring to screen the Paul McGuigan Aas told by those who have known him CAST: Aromance between Hollywood icon Gloria CAST:

best, including BB King, Jimi Hendrix Eric Clapton Grahame and her much younger lover. Annette Bening and George Harrison. BB King Jamie Bell Jimi Hendrix In 1981, decades after she rose to fame in Julie Walters Oscar-winning producer Lili Fini George Harrison Hollywood, the Academy Award-winning Vanessa Redgrave Zanuck (Driving Miss Daisy) directs this star of The Bad and the Beautiful, Gloria Kenneth Cranham 2017 | 135 MIN chronicle of Eric Clapton’s remarkable Grahame (Bening), is treading the 2017 | 105 MIN career – from his time as a British DOCUMENTARY boards in a modest theatre production rock journeyman in the Yardbirds and when she collapses in a hotel. Her health DRAMA John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers to failing, she reaches out to former lover, his stints in Cream and Blind Faith, as Liverpudlian actor Peter Turner (Bell) well as his lengthy solo career. Life in who takes her back to his family home Twelve Bars explores how music has and the care of his sympathetic mother, served as a salve for Clapton during (Julie Walters). Memories of their grand ★ ★ ★ ★ the most tumultuous moments of his affair soon come flooding back. “There is a life, including his traumatic childhood, Adapted from Turner’s own memoir tremendous warmth his struggles with alcohol and drug by Scottish director Paul McGuigan, and tenderness to addiction, and the death of his son. this consummate study of a truly this sweet, sad love Life in Twelve Bars features interviews extraordinary relationship is filled with story.” with Clapton and his family, friends, humour, passion and insight, effortlessly THE GUARDIAN musical collaborators, peers and capturing the connection – both heroes. Zanuck was also given emotional and physical – between the pair. unprecedented access to Clapton's Flying in the face of the ‘fading star’ extensive personal archive of classic epithet, Bening eloquently portrays a performance clips, on- and-off-stage woman who will not compromise her footage, iconic photos, concert posters, professionalambitions or her desire handwritten letters, drawings and for personal happiness. Jamie Bell, personal diary entries. revelatory in this role, is more than a The film is produced by John Battsek perfect match in what is a bracingly (Searching for Sugar Man) and edited romantic and irresistible love story. by BAFTA award-winner Chris King (Senna,amy). OFFICIAL SELECTION: The May Fair Hotel Gala, BFI London Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Telluride Film Festival 2017

16 17 GOODBYE CHRISTOPHER HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS ROBIN AT PARTIES

’d really like if you wrote a book DIRECTOR: t’s a punked-out, Croydon-based, DIRECTOR: “ for me. I’d definitely read it,” Simon Curtis sci-fi, teen romance set during the John Cameron Mitchell gentlyI requests young Christopher CAST: lead-upI to Queen Elizabeth II’s 1977 Silver

Robin of his father. Domhnall Gleeson Jubilee celebration, the one the Sex CAST: Margot Robbie Alex Sharp Goodbye Christopher Robin gives Pistols crashed by sailing up the Thames Kelly Macdonald playing ‘God Save the Queen’. From John Elle Fanning a rare glimpse into the relationship Phoebe Waller-Bridge Nicole Kidman between beloved children's author Alex Lawther Cameron Mitchell (Shortbus, Hedwig and Ruth Wilson A. A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson, Star Will Tilston the Angry Inch) and based on an award- Matt Lucas winning short story by Neil Gaiman Tom Brooke Wars: The Force Awakens) and his son, 2017 | 119 MIN Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired comes How to Talk to Girls at Parties. 2017 | 102 MIN BIOGRAPHY / DRAMA the magical world of Winnie the Pooh. Scrawny, leather-clad punk teen Enn COMEDY / SCI-FI Along with his mother, Daphne (Margot (Alex Sharp) is just departing a messy Robbie, Suicide Squad), and his nanny, night out at Queen Boadicea's gonzo Olive (Kelly Macdonald, Trainspotting), rave (played by a deliciously rage-filled Christopher Robin and his family are Nicole Kidman), when he stumbles “Things will get swept up in the international success of across a strange house party filled messy, and your the books; the enchanting tales helping with neon latex-clad characters and head will probably the author cope with his post-traumatic meets the enigmatic Zan (Elle Fanning). hurt a bit after, but stress, and bringing hope and comfort Suddenly, grimy punk realism runs it’ll all to England after the First World War. straight into an outlandish extra- be worth it.” terrestrial love story as their standard But with the eyes of the world on THE PLAYLIST Christopher Robin, what will the cost be romance takes a screeching turn, to the family? literally into another dimension. From the director of My Week with This delirious sci-fi/punk-rock/queer Marilyn and Woman in Gold, and from musical expands from source material the screenwriter of The Railway Man, that visionary indie director Mitchell comes the emotional and poignant makes wholly his own with every kinky true story of the family behind one of costuming choice – every psychedelic literature’s most endearing creations. detour – culminating in a genre- bending coming-of-age tale with a comic-book sensibility; a beautiful ode to difference and the fundamentally rebellious act of not wanting – or caring – to fit in.

OFFICIAL SELECTION: BFI London Film Festival 2017

18 19 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE JAWBONE MARY SHELLEY

awbone is the screenwriting DIRECTOR: lle Fanning (The Beguiled) stars DIRECTOR: debut of BAFTA-nominated Thomas Napper in this highly anticipated and Haifaa Al-Mansour Jactor Johnny Harris of This is CAST: Escintillating biopic of the Frankenstein CAST:

England fame, based on his Johnny Harris author, chronicling her tempestuous Elle Fanning youth as anamateur fighter. With an Ray Winstone marriage to dissolute poet Percy Douglas Booth incredible cast including Ray Winstone, Michael Smiley Shelley (Douglas Booth, Loving Tom Sturridge Ian McShane Bel Powley Michael Smiley and Ian McShane, the Vincent) and the fateful night that Stephen Dillane 2017 | 91 MIN film opened to huge critical acclaim on inspired her most famous creation. Maisie Williams its recent UK release. BOXING DRAMA Mary Wollstonecraft (Fanning) is a Joanne Froggatt In a career-defining performance, bookish teenager of humble means 2017 | 120 MIN Harris plays Jimmy McCabe, a former when she meets Percy Shelley (Booth) BIOGRAPHY / DRAMA junior boxing champion whose life is who, though only 21, is already a undone by an addiction to alcohol. celebrated young poet and a shameless Desperate and alone, Jimmy returns womaniser with one collapsing to his childhood boxing club and the ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ marriage under his belt. “Above all it is a film only family he has left: gym owner Bill “I might have to go Defying her beloved but disapproving about ideas that (Winstone, The Departed), corner-man all the way back to father, Mary absconds with Percy breaks out of the Eddie (Smiley, Free Fire), and promoter Martin Scorsese’s in an affair that scandalises polite well-worn mold of Joe (McShane, Deadwood). Back in society. Mary seeks "unconventional period drama.” training, years after anyone thought he Raging Bull to think of one I have approaches to living" and finds them THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER was a contender, McCabe risks his life in spades with her debt-ridden, as he tries to stand tall and regain his admired as much as Jawbone.” bon-vivant scribe. Yet Percy believes place in the world. in Mary and, when tragedy strikes, DAILY MAIL Thomas Napper, former second-unit he whisks her away to Lord Byron’s director for Joe Wright (Atonement), chateau (Tom Sturridge, Song to Song), surrounds himself with excellent where she confronts her personal technicians for his feature-directing demons and composes one of the most debut. Paul Weller (The Style Council, influential horror novels of all-time. This The Jam) scores, Tat Radcliffe provides sumptuous and intoxicating film comes exemplary cinematography and from Australian screenwriter Emma former World Boxing Champion Barry Jensen and director Haifaa Al-Mansour McGuigan and Shane McGuigan serve (Wadjda), and co-stars Maisie Williams as boxing consultants to help create the (Game of Thrones) and Bel Powley (The film’s truly breathtaking and visceral Diary of a Teenage Girl). fight scenes.

OFFICIAL SELECTION: Glasgow Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017

20 21 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ON CHESIL BEACH SWALLOWS AND AMAZONS

n the early 1960s, a young couple DIRECTOR: oist the sails for an adventure DIRECTOR: on their honeymoon struggle Dominic Cooke on the high seas – or rather, a Philippa Lowthorpe toI physically connect in this sensitive CAST: sereneH lake. CAST:

adaptation of Ian McEwan’s acclaimed Saoirse Ronan Swallows and Amazons joyously does Kelly Macdonald short novel. Billy Howle Andrew Scott Emily Watson justice to its classic British source with Rafe Spall As Florence (Saoirse Ronan, Brooklyn) Anne-Marie Duff this beautifully shot drama whose Jessica Hynes and Edward (Billy Howle, Dunkirk) Samuel West nostalgic glow is enhanced by winning 2016 | 98 MIN settle down for their first dinner as 2017 | 110 MIN performances and a timeless story. a married couple, a nervous energy ADVENTURE / FAMILY DRAMA It's the 1930s and Mrs. Walker (Kelly fills the air. But while it might appear MacDonald, Boardwalk Empire) with the fledgling husband and wife are her four children in tow is off to the suffering from wedding night jitters, it Lake District for a restful holiday. The becomes apparent that something else children dream of escaping the tedium is creating the divide as the inevitability of a summer holiday with their mother of physical intimacy looms ever closer. “It has an and, when finally given permission ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Gorgeously lensed by Sean Bobbitt (12 intoxicating quality to camp on their own on an island “Absolutely Years a Slave) and impeccably adapted of emotional in the middle of a vast lake, they are splendid…I’m going for the screen by McEwan himself, wonder.” overjoyed. However, when they get again. With ginger- Dominic Cooke’s quietly heartbreaking VARIETY there, they discover they may not be beer and humbugs.” debut is a work of subtle restraint, alone, and the battle for ownership of DAILY MAIL UK capturing the intricacies of the source the island teaches them the skills of material with grace and delicacy. survival, the value of friendship and the Ronan shines as the hesitant young importance of holding your nerve. bride, ably supported by rising star An enchanting new take on the beloved Howle, both of whom express so much, novel by Arthur Ransome, Swallows and even when their characters struggle Amazons combines a great British cast to find the words. For a film in which with stunning locations and a classic many emotions remain unspoken, story – an exciting and heart-warming this melancholic love story speaks adventure that will be a must-see for profoundly about the fragility of human family audiences. relationships and the destructive nature of silence.

WINNER: Grand Prize Feature, New York International Children’s Film OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017 Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: BFI London Film Festival 2017 WINNER: Youth Jury Award, Seattle International Film Festival 2017

22 23 FROM THE ACADEMY AWARD® NOMINATED DIRECTOR OF DIVIDED WE FALL

“A SUREFIRE CROWD-PLEASER.” DAN FAINARU, SCREEN INTERNATIONAL

“BRILLIANT.” DAVID EHRLICH, INDIEWIRE

AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE THAT GOOD NIGHT

A FILM BY JAN HŘEBEJK n one of his final roles, the late DIRECTOR: Sir John Hurt plays a terminally Eric Styles illI writer struggling to come to terms CAST:

BASED ON REMARKABLE TRUE EVENTS with his own mortality, to rebuild the John Hurt wreckage of his family and to die with Sofia Helin some semblance of dignity. Max Brown 2016 KARLOVY VARY FILM FESTIVAL Charles Dance WINNER - BEST ACTRESS Two-time Academy Award nominee Erin Richards Hurt (The Elephant Man, Midnight 2017 | 92 MIN Express) plays Ralph Maitland, a once famous writer whose two final missions DRAMA are to be reconciled with his long- abandoned son, Michael (Max Brown, The Tudors) and to secretly ensure that he won’t become a burden to his younger, devoted second wife Anna “Irresistibly (Sofia Helin, The Bridge). moving.” Bringing Michael to his beautiful THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Portuguese villa, Ralph manages to ruin things by immediately picking a fight with his son’s girlfriend, Cassie (Erin Richards, Gotham). Now the clock is ticking, as Ralph has invited a mysterious ‘visitor’ (Charles Dance, Game of Thrones) to provide him with a painless end to his life. Adapted from N.J. Crisp’s acclaimed 1996 stage-play, this enthralling film shows a master storyteller at the pinnacle of his powers – and showcases the talents of Dance and Hurt as these seasoned thespians grapple eloquently with questions of mortality.

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atricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer DIRECTOR: ttention comrades! Armando DIRECTOR: and Bill Nighy star in this lively Isabel Coixet Iannucci – the Scottish-born, Armando Iannucci Pperiod drama, based on Penelope CAST: AOscar-nominated writer of In the Loop, CAST:

Fitzgerald’s Booker Prize shortlisted Emily Mortimer and the Emmy and BAFTA award- Steve Buscemi novel. Patricia Clarkson winning creator of Veep, I’m Alan Jason Isaacs Bill Nighy Partridge and The Thick of It – sets his Jeffrey Tambor Set in a small town in 1959 England, Paddy Considine 2017 | 110 MIN this is the story of a woman who sights on global domination with the Rupert Friend decides, against polite but ruthless DRAMA all-star cast in The Death of Stalin, an Olga Kurylenko local opposition, to open a bookshop; acerbic send-up of the Soviet Supremo Andrea Riseborough Michael Palin a decision that becomes a political and his band of scheming bootlicks. minefield. Based on the graphic novel by Thierry 2017 | 106 MIN Mortimer (The Sense of an Ending) Robin and Fabien Nury, the historical COMEDY portrays the free-spirited Florence satire is set in the USSR in the turbulent Green, a widow who sets her grief hours and days after its once all- aside to open her store in the seaside powerful ruler, Joseph Stalin, suffers a ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ town of Hardborough. She struggles stroke and dies in 1953. As his stricken “Superbly cast, and to establish herself but, by exposing body lies on the floor of his summer acted with icy and the sheltered local townsfolk to the retreat in the Moscow suburbs, his ruthless force by an best literature of the day (including senior advisors grapple to assert control in the ensuing power vacuum, plunging A-list lineup.” Nabokov’s scandalising Lolita), Florence THE GUARDIAN opens their eyes and brings about a the Soviet Union into violent uncertainty. cultural awakening to a town that has Relentlessly funny – vicious and not changed for centuries. delicious – The Death of Stalin is She finds an unlikely kindred spirit the first film Iannucci has directed and ally in Mr Brundish (Nighy, Their since In the Loop and stars a host of Finest BFF16) but this mini revolution prominent actors as Stalin’s underlings, also brings fierce enemies, including including Steve Buscemi (Fargo) as Mrs Gamart (Clarkson, Easy A), a self- Nikita Khrushchev; Jeffrey Tambor interested civic leader. When Florence (Transparent) as Stalin’s heir, Georgy refuses to bend to Gamart’s will, there is Malenkov; and Jason Isaacs (Fury) as a struggle not just for the bookshop but Georgy Zhukov. for the heart and soul of the town.

OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2017

26 27 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE THE EXCEPTION THE JOURNEY

irected by acclaimed British DIRECTOR: he Journey is a gripping account DIRECTOR: theatre director David Leveaux, David Leveaux of how two men from opposite Nick Hamm Dand starring Academy Award winner CAST: Tsides of the political spectrum came CAST:

Christopher Plummer (Beginners) and Christopher Plummer together to change the course of Timothy Spall Academy Award nominee Janet McTeer Lily James history, from BAFTA award-winning Colm Meaney (Albert Nobbs) is this adaptation of Jai Courtney director Nick Hamm. John Hurt Janet McTeer Freddie Highmore Alan Judd’s novel The Kaiser’s Last Kiss Eddie Marsan In 2006,amid the decades-long conflict Toby Stephens about German Kaiser Wilhelm II’s post- Anton Lesser in Northern Ireland, representatives Catherine McCormack WWI exile in the Netherlands. 2016 | 107 MIN from the two warring factions meet 2016 | 94 MIN The Exception concentrates on the last for negotiations. In one corner is Ian DRAMA HISTORICAL DRAMA years in the life of Wilhelm (majestically Paisley (Timothy Spall, Mr. Turner) the performed by Plummer). Living in a deeply conservative British loyalist; in country mansion with his wife, Princess the other is Martin McGuinness (Colm Hermine (McTeer), the erstwhile Meaney, The Damned United), a former emperor is given a new lease on life by “Christopher Irish Republican Army leader who has “It’s a celebration, by the Nazi invasion of France that sees Plummer can put devoted his life to the cause of Irish two splendid actors, Holland fall under German subjugation. more shading into reunification. Opposites in every way, of the art of political Fantasising about a return to Berlin, fewer syllables than the two men seem to have little chance theatre.” Wilhelm soon finds himself under of ever finding common ground. But, any actor alive.” VARIETY the supervision of an SS captain (Jai during an impromptu and detour-filled VULTURE Courtney, Terminator Genisys) who is car ride through the Scottish countryside, concerned there may be a British spy in each begins to see the other less as an the Kaiser’s midst. enemy and more as an individual – a While searching for clues, the captain breakthrough that promises to bring takes an immediate interest in the peace to the troubled region at last. Kaiser's new maid (Lily James, Driven by two virtuoso central Cinderella). What unfolds is a story of performances, The Journey is a more- subterfuge and espionage, all of which relevant-than-ever reminder of how comes to a head with a visit from the icily simple humanity can overcome political ruthless Heinrich Himmler (Eddie Marsan, division. The late John Hurt (Tinker Tailor Sherlock Holmes), head of the SS. This is Soldier Spy) and Freddie Highmore historical recreation at its finest. (Bates Motel) co-star in this moving and suspenseful historical drama.

NOMINATED: Best Actor (Timothy Spall), Seattle Inter. Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Toronto International Film Festival 2016 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Tribeca Film Festival 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Venice Film Festival 2016

28 29 AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE TULIP FEVER

tale of art, beauty, lust, greed, DIRECTOR: deception and retribution – set in Justin Chadwick Aa refined society ablaze with tulip fever. CAST:

In 17th century amsterdam, tulip mania Alicia Vikander Dane DeHaan has seized the populace. At the same Christoph Waltz time, wealthy merchant Cornelis Judi Dench CLASSIC CLUES: SOLVING A Sandvoort (Christoph Waltz, Spectre) Jack O'Connell BRITISH MYSTERY marries the beautiful orphan Sophia Holliday Grainger (Alicia Vikander, The Light Between Tom Hollander Zach Galifianakis ike brewing the perfect pot of tea, mysteries Oceans BFF16), rescuing her from Cara Delevingne poverty. are another thing that the British just do better. 2017 | 105 MIN They’reL twistier, grittier, wittier, clue-ier and just more After her husband commissions a fun. About two centuries ago, Great Britain’s stiff upper portrait, Sophia begins a passionate DRAMA lips began wagging about Jack the Ripper and deadly affair with the handsome painter and crimes – with crime fiction saturating Victorian era struggling young artist (Dane DeHaan, “17th century literature – and they haven’t stopped since. Kill Your Darlings). Seeking to escape amsterdam comes to the merchant’s ever-reaching grasp, life with lavish sets, This specially curated retrospective is a tribute to the lovers risk everything and enter rapturous costumes, the classic British mystery, featuring six captivating the frenzied tulip market with the hope wonderful actors “whodunits.” There’s a four-film homage to The Queen of that the right bulb will make a fortune and the lush beauty Crime, Agatha Christie, beginning with the newly restored and buy their freedom. But, as the lies of a Vermeer edition of Sidney Lumet’s seminal adaptation Murder on the multiply to cover their affair, events painting.” Orient Express (1974) followed by the three similarly star- studded adaptations inspired by its success: the brilliant move toward a thrilling and tragic OBSERVER climax, laying bare the consequences of Death on the Nile (1978), the twisting The Mirror Crack’d unchecked passion. (1980) and the witty Evil Under the Sun (1981). Plus there’s newly restored editions of two of the greatest mystery films Based on the international bestselling of all time, the Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or-winning novel by Deborah Moggach (The Best masterpiece, Blow-Up (1966) and Victim (1961) the brilliant Exotic Marigold Hotel), this lyrical mystery thriller that daringly smashed through Britain’s work is adapted by Academy Award- homosexual taboos. winning screenwriter and playwright Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love, With a cup of tea or a pint in hand, prepare to pay close Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are attention, as we delve into a world of intrigue and suspense Dead) and sumptuously directed by with these classic British mystery tales. Justin Chadwick (The Other Boleyn Girl).

30 31 BLOW-UP VICTIM

inner of the Cannes Film Festival DIRECTOR: his drum-tight thriller daringly DIRECTOR: Palme d'Or in 1967, this London- Michelangelo smashed through 1961's Basil Dearden Antonioni Wset mystery and counter-cultural Thomosexual taboos and remains CAST:

masterpiece is newly restored for its CAST: a brilliant study of blackmail and Dirk Bogarde 50th anniversary. Vanessa Redgrave paranoia. Victim was ground-breaking Sylvia Syms David Hemmings for directly addressing Britain’s archaic Dennis Price Blow-up takes place over 24 hours in Jane Birkin Nigel Stock the life of Thomas (David Hemmings, Peter Bowles laws against homosexuality and cleverly Peter McEnery Gladiator), a nihilistic, wealthy fashion Sarah Miles using the film noir genre to open the Donald Churchill photographer in swinging London. John Castle issue to broad audiences. Anthony Nicholls Hilton Edwards 1966 | 111 MIN On the day in question, Thomas Dirk Bogarde is needle-sharp as Melville Norman Bird wanders into a park and sees, at a DRAMA / MYSTERY Farr, a sophisticated London barrister Derren Nesbitt distance, a man and a woman. Are they set to become a QC. However, when his 1961 | 101 MIN struggling? Playing? Flirting? He snaps former lover, Barrett, is blackmailed, Farr a lot of photos. The woman (Vanessa – who is married – agrees to investigate. DRAMA/ THRILLER Redgrave, Julia) runs after him. She “It is vintage Trying to solve this case is no easy feat desperately wants the film back. He Antonioni fortified when victims won’t admit to being such ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ refuses her. Then, in the film’s brilliant with a Hitchcock and investigations could lead to costly centrepiece, we observe as he blows up twist.” exposure. With all players well-versed “Icily brilliant his photos and discovers that he may mystery thriller.” THE NEW YORK TIMES in concealment, the film operates on have photographed a murder. multiple levels with motives being THE GUARDIAN Whether there is or isn’t a murder, concealed, and our suspicions and the mystery at the heart of the film expectations constantly misdirected. underpins the most sordid of desires Victim was a surprise hit at the – our need to spy – and how our box office and is regarded as the obsession with new technology can work that finally stirred Parliament shape and warp reality. It was Italian toamend Britain's laws against director Michelangelo Antonioni's first homosexuality. As Bogarde wrote in his English-language production and is autobiography, Snakes and Ladders, widely considered one of the seminal "It is extraordinary...that this modest films of the 1960s. film could ever have been considered courageous, daring or dangerous to make. It was, in its time, all three."

WINNER: Palme d’Or, Cannes Film Festival 1967 NOMINATED: Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Academy Awards NOMINATED: Best Actor, Best Screenplay, BAFTA Awards 1962 1967 NOMINATED: Golden Lion, Venice Film Festival 1961

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ntrepid Belgian sleuth Hercule DIRECTOR: Poirot is on the case in this star- John Guillermin studdedI and stylish screen adaptation CAST:

of Agatha Christie's classic mystery tale. Peter Ustinov Mia Farrow On a pleasure cruise down the Nile, Bette Davis AGATHA CHRISTIE: a hateful and arrogant heiress is Angela Lansbury CLASSIC MYSTERIES FROM murdered and any one of a boatload of David Niven suspects, all with motive and something Maggie Smith THE QUEEN OF CRIME to hide, may have committed the deed. Jane Birkin George Kennedy Can Poirot identify the criminal before Jack Warden the ship reaches its destination? gatha Christie is quite simply, the best-selling Jon Finch novelist in history. There’s a true pleasure of her Among the suspects are Angela 1978 | 140 MIN A Lansbury as a drunken, ditzy romance work that has been key to her unparalleled success: the DRAMA/MYSTERY plotting. Agatha Christie’s stories display a complexity novelist; Bette Davis as a snobbish that keeps audiences guessing and the ultimate solution is socialite with Maggie Smith in tow as her always unexpected. acid-tongued friend; Jack Warden as “A clever, witty, well- a comic Swiss doctor with a music hall plotted, beautifully- The best celebration of Christie’s work naturally involves her accent; and Jon Finch as a rabid Marxist. two most celebrated sleuths, Jane Marple and Hercule Poirot. produced and Both are eccentric outsiders—Marple a spinster, Poirot an A follow-up to the remarkably splendidly acted undersized Belgian. Both are consistently underestimated, and successful Murder on the Orient screen version of both are ultimately successful. Express, the plot is suitably tricky, Agatha Christie’s the Egyptian locations dazzling and mystery.” In this sidebar, there are three classic Poirot mysteries all the actors on-board seem to be VARIETY perfectly complimented by a Miss Marple outing. Sidney having a terrific time – including Peter Lumet’s Oscar-winning Murder on the Orient Express stars Ustinov who, with a masterful sense Albert Finney in his only incarnation as the Belgian sleuth of wit, inhabits the iconic role of the Poirot. Peter Ustinov then exercised his “little grey cells” as moustachioed detective. Poirot in the subsequent Death on the Nile and Evil Under The Sun. Finally, everyone’s favourite crime-solving OAP, the Oscar-winning Angela Lansbury took centre stage as Miss Marple in The Mirror Crack'd. Essential viewing for any Agatha Christie fan, these four films are regarded as the classic cinematic treatment, setting the template for countless versions to follow, with star-studded casts, exotic locations and sumptuous attention to detail. WINNER: Best Costume Design, Academy Awards 1979 WINNER: Best Film, Best Actor (Peter Ustinov), Evening Standard British Film Awards 1980

34 35 EVIL UNDER THE SUN MURDER ON THE

t's the late 1930s and – at a small, DIRECTOR: ORIENT EXPRESS extremely expensive resort hotel Guy Hamilton cry of alarm rings out, muffled DIRECTOR: inI the Adriatic – no one could care less CAST: French can be heard in the Sidney Lumet about Hitler or an era's imminent end. Peter Ustinov Acorridor and then footsteps. Hercule CAST: They're all too busy with their internal Diana Rigg Poirot (Albert Finney, Skyfall) pauses Albert Finney assaults on friendship, marriage, Colin Blakely Maggie Smith for a moment in his compartment, lifts Lauren Bacall reputation, character and – when Jane Birkin an eyebrow, looks out into the hallway Martin Balsam pushed to the limits – life itself. Roddy McDowall Ingrid Bergman but, finding nothing, returns to his rest. Anthony Perkins Boredom is the enemy in this world. 1982 | 117 MIN The next morning, it’s revealed that Vanessa Redgrave Style is everything; the weapon as well DRAMA/MYSTERY Ratchett (Richard Widmark, Judgment Sean Connery as a defence. The mots are delivered Richard Widmark at Nuremberg), the hatefulamerican with the kind of elegance that only the John Gielgud billionaire, has been stabbed to death. rich, famous or heedless can affect with It’s clearly a case for the world’s most 1974 | 128 MIN confidence. Come what may, everyone famous detective, Hercule Poirot, and DRAMA/MYSTERY dresses for dinner at 8pm, including “As Poirot, Peter over breakfast he agrees to take it. His the gentleman whose wife, Arlena Ustinov creates list of suspects: everyone on board the Marshall (Dame Diana Rigg), a rude and “Things will get a wonderful Orient Express, currently at a standstill narcissistic retired stage star, was found messy, and your mixture of the due to heavy snow. head will probably on the beach in an untimely death mentally polished earlier in the day. So begins Sidney Lumet’s splendidly hurt a bit after, but and physically entertaining adaptation of Agatha Evil Under the Sun, the second Agatha it’ll all maladroit.” Christie’s renowned novel Murder on Christie whodunit to star Peter Ustinov be worth it.” ROGER EBERT the Orient Express, the classic whodunit as the brilliant Belgian detective THE PLAYLIST with an exceptional cast keeping the Hercule Poirot, finds the detective in elaborate conspiracy obscured. One dazzling Majorca, searching for Arlena’s of the best screen adaptations of an killeramong the craggy cliffs, turquoise Agatha Christie mystery and, if you’re lagoons, formal gardens and secluded unfamiliar with the solution, it’ll take beaches; perfect spots to observe other your breath away. people who think they're unobserved.

WINNER: Best Supporting Actress (Ingrid Bergman), Academy Awards 1975 WINNER: Best Supporting Actor (John Gielgud), Best Supporting Actress (Ingrid Bergman), BAFTA Awards 1975 NOMINATED: Best Actor in a Leading Role (Albert Finney), Best NOMINATED: Best Film, Edgar Allan Poe Awards 1983 Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Academy Awards 1975

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SATURDAY 4 November MONDAY 13 November PALACE 2:00pm Swallows and 1:20pm Eric Clapton: Life CINEMA Amazons in Twelve Bars COMO 4:10pm Another Mother's 6:30pm Murder on The THRUSDAY 26 October Son Orient Express OPENING NIGHT 6:30pm Breathe 8:40pm How to Talk to 6.45pm Arrivals for 9:00pm The Book Shop Girls at Parties 7.30pm premiere SUNDAY 5 November TUESDAY 14 November of ‘Breathe’ 1:10pm That Good Night 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy FRIDAY 27 October 3:20pm Goodbye Who Made Shoes 1:45pm 6 Days Christopher for Lizards SPECIAL EVENT Robin 6:20pm Another Mother's 6.30pm Arrivals for 6:00pm On Chesil Beach Son 7:30pm screening 8:30pm The Death of 8:40pm 6 Days of ‘Manolo: The Stalin WEDNESDAY 15 November Boy Who Made MONDAY 6 November 1:45pm England Is Mine Shoes for Lizards’ 1:45pm Evil Under the CLOSING NIGHT THE MIRROR CRACK'D 8:45pm The Death of Sun 7:00pm ‘Finding Your Stalin 6:30pm Tulip Fever Feet’ (Film Only) 8:50pm Film Stars Don't t’s 1953 and it’s ‘lights, camera, DIRECTOR: SATURDAY 28 October Die in Liverpool murder’ in the English village of Guy Hamilton 1:50pm That Good Night TUESDAY 7 November St.I Mary Mead, home of Miss Marple CAST: 4:00pm The Book Shop PALACE 12:45pm Death on The Nile (Angela Lansbury). A big Hollywood Angela Lansbury 6:30pm Goodbye BALWYN Tony Curtis Christopher 3:40pm Eric Clapton: Life production company arrives with two in Twelve Bars FRIDAY 27 October famous movie stars, Marina Rudd Rock Hudson Robin Kim Novak 9:00pm On Chesil Beach 6:30pm The Exception 1:30pm The Mirror (Elizabeth Taylor) and Lola Brewster Elizabeth Taylor 8:50pm The Journey Crack'd SUNDAY 29 October (Kim Novak). Geraldine Chaplin WEDNESDAY 8 November 6:15pm Goodbye Edward Fox 1:50pm Film Stars Don't Christopher The two actresses are old rivals. Marina Die in Liverpool 1:45pm The Mirror Pierce Brosnan Crack'd Robin is making a much-heralded comeback 4:10pm Tulip Fever 8:50pm Eric Clapton: Life after a prolonged ‘illness’ (i.e. nervous 1980 | 105 MIN 6:30pm The Exception 6:20pm Mary Shelley 8:50pm Jawbone in Twelve Bars breakdown) and her subsequent DRAMA / MYSTERY MONDAY 30 October THURSDAY 9 November SAT 28 October retirement. The locals have been invited 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy 1:30pm Film Stars Don't to a reception held by the film company Who Made Shoes 1:45pm Another Mother's Son Die in Liverpool to meet the celebrities. Lola and Marina “[A] classic murder for Lizards 3:50pm The Exception 6:30pm The Journey 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy come face-to-face at the reception and mystery drama.” Who Made Shoes 6:15pm Tulip Fever 8:40pm Victim 8:40pm Mary Shelley exchange some comically potent insults FILM4 for Lizards as they smile and pose for the cameras. TUESDAY 31 October 8:40pm England Is Mine SUNDAY 29 October 1:45pm The Journey 1:30pm Swallows and At the reception, Marina is cornered 6:30pm Eric Clapton: Life FRIDAY 10 November by a gushing, devoted fan, Heather 1:45pm Blow-Up Amazons in Twelve Bars 3:40pm Breathe (Maureen Bennett), who drinks a 8:40pm Jawbone 6:30pm Goodbye Christopher 6:15pm The Book Shop cocktail and promptly dies from WEDNESDAY 1 November poisoning. Everyone is certain Marina Robin MONDAY 30 October 1:45pm That Good Night 9:00pm How to Talk to 1:30pm The Journey was the intended murder victim, 6:20pm Breathe Girls at Parties 6:15pm Another Mother's however, Inspector Craddock (Edward 8:50pm 6 Days Son Fox) from Scotland Yard isn’t so sure SATURDAY 11 November THURSDAY 2 November 11:20am Swallows and 8:30pm England Is Mine and asks his aunt, Miss Marple, to help 1:20pm Murder on The Amazons TUESDAY 31 October solve the mystery. Orient Express 1:30pm Blow-Up 1:00pm Murder on The This dazzling all-star adaptation is 6:30pm How to Talk to 4:00pm On Chesil Beach Orient Express Girls at Parties directed by Guy Hamilton (Goldfinger, 6:30pm Film Stars Don't 6:15pm The Journey 8:45pm England Is Mine The Man with the Golden Gun, Die in Liverpool 8:30pm 6 Days Diamonds are Forever). FRIDAY 3 November 8:50pm Tulip Fever WEDNESDAY 1 November 1:20pm Death on The Nile SUNDAY 12 November 1:30pm Evil Under the 6:30pm The Exception 1:30pm Mary Shelley Sun 8:50pm Mary Shelley 4:00pm The Book Shop 6:15pm On Chesil Beach 6:30pm Breathe 8:40pm Jawbone NOMINATED: Best Actress (Angela Lansbury), Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films 1982

38 39 MELBOURNE SESSION TIMES MELBOURNE SESSION TIMES

THURSDAY 2 November SATURDAY 11 November MONDAY 30 October THURSDAY 9 November 1:30pm Manolo: The Boy 1:30pm Film Stars Don't 1:15pm Death on The Nile 1:15pm Murder on The THE ASTOR Who Made Shoes Die in Liverpool 6:30pm Film Stars Don't Orient Express THEATRE for Lizards 3:50pm The Death of Die in Liverpool 6:30pm On Chesil Beach FRIDAY 3 November 6:15pm Murder on The Stalin 8:50pm 6 Days 8:50pm How to Talk to 7:00pm Eric Clapton: Life Orient Express 6:15pm Goodbye TUESDAY 31 October Girls at Parties in Twelve Bars Christopher 8:30pm Mary Shelley 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy FRIDAY 10 November SUNDAY 5 November FRIDAY 3 November Robin Who Made Shoes 1:45pm Another Mother's 4:00pm Murder on The 1:30pm 6 Days 8:50pm Breathe for Lizards Son Orient Express 6:15pm Goodbye SUNDAY 12 November 6:30pm Another Mother's 6:30pm Breathe + The Mirror Christopher 1:20pm On Chesil Beach Son 9:00pm Jawbone Crack'd 3:50pm Tulip Fever 8:45pm England Is Mine Robin SATURDAY 11 November MONDAY 6 November 8:50pm Blow-Up 6:15pm The Exception WEDNESDAY 1 November 2:00pm The Journey SPECIAL EVENT 1:45pm The Mirror SATURDAY 4 November MONDAY 13 November 4:15pm Manolo: The Boy 6.30pm DJ on arrival for Crack'd 1:30pm Another Mother's 1:30pm Another Mother's Who Made Shoes 7:00pm England Son Son 6:30pm Tulip Fever for Lizards is Mine* 3:50pm The Death of 6:15pm The Journey 8:45pm Blow-Up 6:30pm The Exception Stalin 8:30pm Victim THURSDAY 2 November 8:50pm The Book Shop TUESDAY 7 November 7:00pm Blow-Up + Victim 6:15pm On Chesil Beach TUESDAY 14 November 1:45pm Victim SUNDAY 12 November 8:40pm The Exception 1:30pm Blow-Up 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy 1:15pm Film Stars Don't SATURDAY 11 November SUNDAY 5 November 6:15pm How to Talk to Who Made Shoes Die in Liverpool 2:00pm Death on The Nile 1:20pm The Book Shop Girls at Parties for Lizards 3:30pm The Death of + Evil Under the 3:50pm Manolo: The Boy 8:30pm Jawbone 8:30pm Jawbone Stalin Sun Who Made Shoes WEDNESDAY 15 November FRIDAY 3 November 6:00pm Goodbye for Lizards 1:30pm The Mirror 1:45pm That Good Night Christopher Visit the website for by 6:00pm Film Stars Don't Crack'd 6:30pm Film Stars Don't Robin popular demand sessions. Die in Liverpool Die in Liverpool CLOSING NIGHT MONDAY 13 November 8:20pm How to Talk to 8:50pm The Death of *Tickets at general 6.00pm Arrivals for 1:45pm That Good Night Girls at Parties Stalin admission prices 6:45pm premiere 6:30pm Death on The Nile MONDAY 6 November of ‘Finding Your SATURDAY 4 November 8:45pm Eric Clapton: Life 1:00pm Death on The Nile Feet’ 2:00pm That Good Night in Twelve Bars 6:15pm Breathe 4:15pm Another Mother's TUESDAY 14 November 8:50pm The Book Shop Son 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life TUESDAY 7 November PALACE 6:30pm Goodbye in Twelve Bars 2:00pm Swallows and Christopher 6:30pm Tulip Fever Amazons BRIGHTON Robin 8:50pm England Is Mine 9:00pm Mary Shelley 4:10pm That Good Night BAY WEDNESDAY 15 November 6:15pm Tulip Fever FRIDAY 27 October SUNDAY 5 November 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy 8:40pm England Is Mine 1:45pm The Journey 1:00pm The Exception Who Made Shoes WEDNESDAY 8 November 6:30pm The Book Shop 3:30pm Breathe for Lizards 9:00pm How to Talk to 6:00pm Tulip Fever 1:30pm That Good Night CLOSING NIGHT 6:15pm Manolo: The Boy Girls at Parties 8:20pm Murder on The Orient Express 7:00pm ‘Finding Your Who Made Shoes SATURDAY 28 October Feet’ (Film Only) for Lizards 1:30pm Swallows and MONDAY 6 November 8:20pm 6 Days Amazons 1:45pm Swallows and THURSDAY 9 November 3:45pm Mary Shelley Amazons 1:00pm Eric Clapton: Life 6:30pm Breathe 6:30pm On Chesil Beach in Twelve Bars 9:00pm The Exception 9:00pm How to Talk to Girls at Parties 6:15pm That Good Night SUNDAY 29 October 8:20pm Mary Shelley 12:30pm Murder on The TUESDAY 7 November FRIDAY 10 November Orient Express 1:15pm Mary Shelley 1:00pm Death on The Nile 3:15pm Goodbye 3:45pm 6 Days 6:15pm Manolo: The Boy Christopher 6:00pm The Book Shop Who Made Shoes Robin 8:30pm Evil Under the for Lizards 6:00pm On Chesil Beach Sun 8:20pm Eric Clapton: Life WEDNESDAY 8 November in Twelve Bars 1:45pm 6 Days 6:30pm The Journey 8:40pm Eric Clapton: Life in Twelve Bars 40 41 SYDNEY SESSION TIMES SYDNEY SESSION TIMES

THURSDAY 2 November 6:30pm Film Stars Don't SUNDAY 29 October WEDNESDAY 8 November PALACE 1:15pm Murder on The Die in Liverpool 1:15pm Manolo: The Boy 1:45pm 6 Days CHAUVEL NORTON Orient Express 8:50pm Tulip Fever Who Made Shoes 6:30pm The Journey CINEMA STREET 6:30pm How to Talk to SUNDAY 12 November for Lizards 8:45pm Eric Clapton: Life WEDNESDAY 25 October Tuesday 24 October Girls at Parties 1:30pm Blow-Up 3:20pm Goodbye in Twelve Bars 6:45pm Evil Under the OPENING NIGHT 8:45pm England Is Mine 4:00pm The Book Shop Christopher THURSDAY 9 November Sun 6.45pm Arrivals for FRIDAY 3 November 6:30pm Breathe Robin 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy THURSDAY 26 October 6:00pm On Chesil Beach 7.30pm premiere 1:15pm Death on The Nile MONDAY 13 November Who Made Shoes 6:45pm The Mirror of ‘Breathe’ 6:30pm The Exception 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life MONDAY 30 October for Lizards Crack'd 8:50pm Mary Shelley 6:30pm That Good Night WEDNESDAY 25 October in Twelve Bars 1:45pm That Good Night FRIDAY 27 October 1:30pm Manolo: The Boy SATURDAY 4 November 6:30pm Murder on The 6:30pm How to Talk to 8:40pm How to Talk to 6:15pm Death on The Nile Who Made Shoes 2:00pm Swallows and Orient Express Girls at Parties Girls at Parties 8:45pm 6 Days SATURDAY 28 October for Lizards Amazons 8:40pm How to Talk to FRIDAY 10 November 6:45pm Blow-Up 6:30pm Another Mother's 4:10pm The Death of Girls at Parties TUESDAY 31 October 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life SUNDAY 29 October Son Stalin TUESDAY 14 November 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy in Twelve Bars 8:45pm Death on The Nile 6:30pm Breathe Who Made Shoes 6:30pm Breathe 4:00pm Murder on The 1:45pm That Good Night Orient Express THURSDAY 26 October 8:40pm The Book Shop 6:30pm Another Mother's for Lizards 9:00pm On Chesil Beach 1:30pm Victim SUNDAY 5 November Son 6:30pm Another Mother's SATURDAY 11 November MONDAY 30 October 6:30pm England Is Mine 1:30pm Film Stars Don't 8:45pm 6 Days Son 2:00pm The Journey 6:45pm Victim 8:45pm England Is Mine 8:40pm 6 Days Die in Liverpool WEDNESDAY 15 November 4:15pm Manolo: The Boy TUESDAY 31 October FRIDAY 27 October 3:50pm Goodbye 1:45pm The Mirror WEDNESDAY 1 November Who Made Shoes 6:45pm The Mirror 1:45pm 6 Days Christopher Crack'd 1:45pm Jawbone for Lizards Crack'd Robin 6:30pm The Exception 6:30pm Tulip Fever WEDNESDAY 1 November SPECIAL EVENT 6:30pm On Chesil Beach CLOSING NIGHT 8:50pm England Is Mine 8:50pm The Book Shop 6.30pm Arrivals for 6.30pm ‘Finding Your 6:45pm Blow-Up 7:00pm MONDAY 6 November Feet’ (Film Only) THURSDAY 2 November SUNDAY 12 November THURSDAY 2 November screening of 1:45pm Evil Under the 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life 1:15pm Another Mother's 6:45pm Victim ‘Manolo: The Boy Sun in Twelve Bars Son 6:30pm Tulip Fever 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy 3:30pm The Death of FRIDAY 3 November Who Made Shoes 6:45pm Murder on The for Lizards’ 8:50pm Blow-Up PALACE Who Made Shoes Stalin for Lizards 6:00pm Goodbye Orient Express 8:45pm The Death of TUESDAY 7 November VERONA 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life 8:40pm Jawbone Christopher SATRUDAY 4 November Stalin WEDNESDAY 25 October Robin 6:45pm Victim in Twelve Bars 1:30pm 6 Days FRIDAY 3 November SATURDAY 28 October 6:30pm The Exception 1:45pm That Good Night MONDAY 13 November SUNDAY 5 November 1:50pm That Good Night 6:30pm England Is Mine 8:50pm The Journey 8:40pm The Journey 6:30pm The Death of 1:45pm Another Mother's 6:45pm Blow-Up 4:00pm The Book Shop Stalin Son 6:30pm Goodbye WEDNESDAY 8 November THURSDAY 26 October MONDAY 6 November 1:45pm The Mirror 8:50pm The Exception 6:30pm Film Stars Don't 6:45pm Evil Under the Christopher 1:30pm That Good Night Die in Liverpool Robin Crack'd 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy SATURDAY 4 November Sun 6:30pm Mary Shelley 1:40pm On Chesil Beach 9:00pm Eric Clapton: Life 8:30pm On Chesil Beach Who Made Shoes in Twelve Bars TUESDAY 7 November 9:00pm Jawbone for Lizards 4:10pm Film Stars Don't SUNDAY 29 October 6:15pm Death on The Nile 8:40pm Eric Clapton: Life Die in Liverpool TUESDAY 14 November 1:40pm Breathe THURSDAY 9 November WEDNESDAY 8 November in Twelve Bars 6:30pm Goodbye 1:45pm How to Talk to 4:10pm Tulip Fever 1:45pm Another Mother's 6:45pm Murder on The Son Christopher Girls at Parties 6:40pm The Exception FRIDAY 27 October Robin 6:30pm Tulip Fever Orient Express 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy 1:45pm The Journey MONDAY 30 October Who Made Shoes 9:00pm Mary Shelley 8:50pm England Is Mine 6:30pm The Book Shop Visit the website for by 1:45pm Manolo: The Boy for Lizards 9:00pm How to Talk to SUNDAY 5 November WEDNESDAY 15 November popular demand sessions. Who Made Shoes 8:30pm England Is Mine 1:00pm The Exception 1:30pm Jawbone for Lizards Girls at Parties FRIDAY 10 November 3:30pm Breathe CLOSING NIGHT 6:30pm The Journey SATURDAY 28 October 6:00pm Tulip Fever 8:40pm Victim 1:15pm Evil Under the 1:40pm Swallows and 6.15pm Arrivals for Sun Amazons MONDAY 6 November 7:00pm premiere TUESDAY 31 October 6:30pm Goodbye 1:45pm Swallows and of ‘Finding Your 1:45pm The Journey 3:50pm Mary Shelley Christopher 6:30pm Breathe Amazons Feet’ 6:30pm Eric Clapton: Life Robin 6:30pm Jawbone in Twelve Bars 9:00pm Film Stars Don't 9:00pm How to Talk to Die in Liverpool 8:40pm How to Talk to 8:50pm Jawbone Girls at Parties Girls at Parties WEDNESDAY 1 November SATURDAY 11 November TUESDAY 7 November 1:45pm That Good Night 11:30am Swallows and 1:30pm Mary Shelley 6:30pm Film Stars Don't Amazons 6:30pm 6 Days Die in Liverpool 1:40pm On Chesil Beach 8:40pm The Book Shop 8:50pm Death on The Nile 3:50pm Mary Shelley

42 43 CANBERRA SESSION TIMES TICKETING & BOOKING INFO MELBOURNE | SYDNEY | CANBERRA FRIDAY 3 November MONDAY 13 November PALACE 1:15pm Death on The Nile 1:45pm Eric Clapton: Life ELECTRIC 6:30pm The Exception in Twelve Bars MELBOURNE TICKET PRICES 8:50pm Mary Shelley 6:30pm Murder on The THE ASTOR THEATRE GENERAL ADMISSION WEDNESDAY 25 October Palace Golden Orient Express Cnr Chapel Street & OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY 4 November Movie Club $13.00 6.45pm Arrivals for 8:40pm How to Talk to Dandenong Road, St Kilda 2:00pm Swallows and (03) 9510 1414 Palace Movie Club $16.00 7:30pm premiere Amazons Girls at Parties Child $14.00 of ‘Breathe’ 4:10pm Film Stars Don't TUESDAY 14 November PALACE BALWYN Concession* $18.00 THURSDAY 26 October Die in Liverpool 1:45pm Evil Under The 231 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn Adult $21.50 1:30pm Blow-Up 6:30pm Breathe Sun (03) 9817 1277 *Eligible Concessions: Senior 6:30pm Eric Clapton: Life 9:00pm The Book Shop 6:30pm Another Mother's Citizens, full time Students (photo in Twelve Bars SUNDAY 5 November Son PALACE BRIGHTON BAY ID required), Health Care Card 8:40pm Death on The Nile 1:50pm That Good Night 8:45pm 6 Days 294 Bay Street, Brighton Holders and Pensioners. Proof of (03) 9596 3590 concession must be presented at FRIDAY 27 October 4:00pm Goodbye WEDNESDAY 15 November Christopher 1:45pm The Mirror the cinema box office and/or upon 1:30pm 6 Days PALACE CINEMA COMO entry to the auditorium. Robin Crack'd SPECIAL EVENT Level 2, Como Centre 6.45pm Arrivals for 6:30pm On Chesil Beach CLOSING NIGHT Cnr of Toorak Road & Chapel MULTI-FILM PURCHASE 7:15pm screening MONDAY 6 November 6.15pm Arrivals for Street, South Yarra Discounts available for multi-film of ‘Manolo: The 1:15pm Evil Under the 7:00pm premiere (03) 9827 7533 purchase. Excludes Opening Night, Closing Night & Special Events. Boy Who Made Sun of ‘Finding Your Shoes for Lizards’ 6:30pm Tulip Fever Feet’ 5 FILM PASS 8:50pm The Death of SYDNEY Palace Movie Club $70.00 8:40pm The Death of PALACE NORTON STREET General Admission $80.00 Stalin Stalin Visit the website for by popular demand sessions. 99 Norton Street, Leichhardt 10 FILM PASS SATURDAY 28 October TUESDAY 7 November (02) 9564 5620 1:45pm England Is Mine Palace Movie Club $130.00 1:50pm That Good Night General Admission $150.00 4:00pm The Book Shop 6:30pm Blow-Up PALACE VERONA 20 FILM PASS 6:30pm Goodbye 8:50pm The Journey 17 Oxford Street, Paddington (02) 9360 6099 Palace Movie Club $240.00 Christopher WEDNESDAY 8 November General Admission $280.00 Robin 1:45pm The Mirror CHAUVEL CINEMA 9:00pm On Chesil Beach Crack'd Multi-film passes are for separate Cnr Oatley Road & Oxford Street 6:30pm Mary Shelley sessions for one person only and SUNDAY 29 October Paddington 9:00pm Jawbone can be purchased and redeemed 1:40pm Film Stars Don't (02) 9361 5398 at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, Die in Liverpool THURSDAY 9 November QLD & ACT at the Box Office. 4:00pm Tulip Fever 1:45pm Another Mother's Not available for online or phone 6:30pm The Exception Son CANBERRA bookings. 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WEDNESDAY 1 November SATURDAY 11 November Group Booking Enquiries: 11:20am Swallows and (02) 9339 0348 or 1:45pm That Good Night ONLINE at britishfilmfestival.com.au. SYDNEY: [email protected] 6:30pm Another Mother's Amazons All major credit cards accepted MELBOURNE: (03) 9816 1777 or Son 1:30pm Mary Shelley (ex. Diners). Booking fees apply. [email protected] 8:45pm 6 Days 4:00pm On Chesil Beach 6:30pm Tulip Fever BY PHONE Telephone bookings CANBERRA: (02) 6222 4908 or THURSDAY 2 November 8:50pm Film Stars Don't by credit card only (ex. Diners). [email protected] 1:15pm Murder on The Die in Liverpool Credit card must be produced GENERAL FESTIVAL CONDITIONS Orient Express when collecting tickets. Booking 6:30pm How to Talk to SUNDAY 12 November Festival tickets are non-refundable fees apply. and non-exchangeable. 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Son 1:15pm Another Mother's Christopher 9:10pm How to Talk to 1:15pm Manolo: The Boy 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy Son WEDNESDAY 1 November Robin Girls at Parties Who Made Shoes Who Made Shoes 3:30pm 6 Days 1:30pm England Is Mine 6:30pm Another Mother's for Lizards for Lizards 6:30pm The Death of TUESDAY 14 November THURSDAY 2 November Son 6:30pm Breathe 8:30pm Film Stars Don't Stalin 2:00pm Victim 1:30pm Manolo: The Boy 8:45pm Eric Clapton: Life 9:00pm Jawbone Die in Liverpool 8:50pm How to Talk to 4:15pm The Journey Who Made Shoes in Twelve Bars Girls at Parties 6:30pm Another Mother's FRIDAY 3 November SATURDAY 11 November for Lizards MONDAY 6 November Son 11:00am England Is Mine 1:15pm Eric Clapton: Life FRIDAY 3 November SATURDAY 28 October 2:00pm Evil Under the 8:45pm 6 Days 1:15pm 6 Days in Twelve Bars 2:00pm That Good Night 1:30pm Eric Clapton: Life Sun 6:30pm Goodbye 4:00pm The Death of 4:10pm The Book Shop WEDNESDAY 15 November in Twelve Bars 4:30pm That Good Night Christopher Stalin 6:30pm Goodbye 4:00pm Jawbone 6:30pm Tulip Fever Robin 6:30pm Goodbye SATURDAY 4 November Christopher 8:45pm The Death of CLOSING NIGHT 9:00pm How to Talk to Christopher 1:30pm Tulip Fever Robin Stalin 6.15pm Arrivals for Girls at Parties Robin 9:00pm Film Stars Don't SUNDAY 5 November 7:00pm premiere 9:00pm Breathe 1:30pm Breathe Die in Liverpool TUESDAY 7 November of ‘Finding Your SATURDAY 4 November 2:00pm The Mirror Feet’ 2:00pm Another Mother's SUNDAY 12 November MONDAY 6 November SUNDAY 29 October Crack'd Son 1:30pm On Chesil Beach 2:00pm On Chesil Beach 1:30pm 6 Days 4:15pm Jawbone 4:20pm Manolo: The Boy 4:00pm Tulip Fever 4:15pm Tulip Fever TUESDAY 7 November 6:30pm The Exception Who Made Shoes 6:30pm The Exception 6:30pm The Exception LUNA ON 1:30pm Murder on The 8:45pm The Journey for Lizards 8:50pm That Good Night 8:50pm Death on The Nile Orient Express ESSEX 6:30pm Film Stars Don't WEDNESDAY 8 November FRIDAY 27 October MONDAY 13 November WEDNESDAY 8 November MONDAY 30 October 1:00pm Eric Clapton: Life Die in Liverpool 11:00am Another Mother's 2:00pm Blow-Up 11:00am The Mirror 1:30pm Blow-Up in Twelve Bars 8:50pm The Exception Son 4:30pm Manolo: The Boy Crack'd 3:45pm Murder on The SUNDAY 5 November 1:15pm Blow-Up THURSDAY 9 November Who Made Shoes 1:15pm How to Talk to Orient Express 1:40pm On Chesil Beach 6:30pm The Journey 1:30pm Film Stars Don't for Lizards Girls at Parties 6:30pm Mary Shelley 4:00pm The Death of 8:40pm Victim Die in Liverpool 6:30pm The Journey 6:30pm Goodbye 9:00pm England Is Mine Stalin 8:40pm Victim Christopher TUESDAY 14 November FRIDAY 10 November THURSDAY 9 November Robin 6:30pm The Book Shop 11:00am Evil Under the 1:30pm The Journey TUESDAY 31 October 1:45pm Another Mother's 8:50pm Blow-Up Sun 2:00pm England Is Mine 9:00pm Eric Clapton: Life SATURDAY 11 November Son MONDAY 6 November 1:30pm Manolo: The Boy 4:10pm The Mirror in Twelve Bars 1:30pm The Exception 4:00pm Evil Under the 11:00am Death on The Nile Who Made Shoes Crack'd SATURDAY 28 October Sun 2:00pm The Journey for Lizards SUNDAY 12 November 6:30pm Eric Clapton: Life 1:50pm Swallows and 1:30pm Goodbye 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy 6:30pm Murder on The 6:30pm How to Talk to in Twelve Bars Amazons Christopher Who Made Shoes Orient Express Girls at Parties 9:15pm Jawbone 4:00pm The Exception Robin for Lizards 6:30pm Tulip Fever 9:10pm England Is Mine 8:45pm Jawbone WEDNESDAY 1 November 8:30pm Jawbone TUESDAY 7 November MONDAY 13 November 2:20pm That Good Night 8:45pm Mary Shelley WEDNESDAY 15 November 1:30pm That Good Night 11:00am That Good Night 11:00am England Is Mine 4:30pm Manolo: The Boy FRIDAY 10 November SUNDAY 29 October 2:15pm 6 Days 1:45pm Another Mother's TUESDAY 14 November Who Made Shoes 1:40pm Film Stars Don't CLOSING NIGHT 4:20pm England Is Mine Son 1:30pm Death on The Nile for Lizards Die in Liverpool 6:45pm ‘Finding Your 6:30pm Goodbye 6:30pm Tulip Fever 6:30pm That Good Night 4:00pm Breathe Feet’ (Film Only) WEDNESDAY 15 November Christopher 8:45pm 6 Days 8:40pm 6 Days 6:30pm The Book Shop Robin CLOSING NIGHT 8:50pm That Good Night WEDNESDAY 8 November 6:30pm ‘Finding Your THURSDAY 2 November 9:00pm How to Talk to 11:00am Murder on The WINDSOR 1:30pm Murder on The MONDAY 30 October Feet’ (Film Only) Girls at Parties Orient Express Orient Express 11:00am The Journey FRIDAY 27 October 1:15pm Victim 4:15pm The Journey SATURDAY 11 November 1:15pm 6 Days 1:30pm The Death of Visit website for by 1:50pm Swallows and 6:30pm Manolo: The Boy 6:30pm How to Talk to 6:30pm Another Mother's Stalin popular demand sessions Amazons Who Made Shoes Girls at Parties Son 4:00pm Mary Shelley for Lizards SPECIAL EVENT 8:45pm England Is Mine 8:45pm England Is Mine 6.00pm Arrivals for 6:30pm Tulip Fever 8:30pm The Book Shop 6:30pm FRIDAY 3 November 8:45pm On Chesil Beach TUESDAY 31 October 1:30pm Death on The Nile 11:00am Murder on The screening of 4:20pm Swallows and SUNDAY 12 November Orient Express ‘Manolo: The Boy 1:40pm 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