RIVERSIDE CINEMA FROM MAR 2018 ALL ABOUT SWEET COUNTRY 40,000 HORSEMEN ALL ABOUT WOMEN Starring Sam Neill and Bryan Brown Starring Chips Rafferty WOMEN SATELLITE SATELLITE Talks and Ideas «««« Featuring a brief introduction by a military Streaming live direct from the Sydney Opera “Unforgettable. A new Australian classic.” expert from the Lancer Barracks Museum and a House, this program invites you to reflect on – The Globe and Mail post-screening critique and Q&A the past and imagine the future of feminism. Join us as we commemorate the 125th Anniversary Featuring 3 headline sessions and an exclusive Directed by Warwick Thornton (Samson and Delilah) backstage interview. and featuring an all-star cast including Sam Neill of the Association of the Royal NSW Lancers with this and Bryan Brown this multi award-winning period special screening of the classic Australian war film. Come along to a session or purchase an event western inspired by real events is a must-see. Starring Chips Rafferty, Charles Chauvel’s cinematic package to all 3 sessions (listed below) and save! Outback Northern Territory, 1929. When Aboriginal tribute to the mounted troops of the Australian Light SUNDAY 4 MARCH stockman Sam kills white station owner Harry March Horse regiments is a rousing call to arms, giving life in self-defence, Sam and his wife Lizzie go on the run. to the heroic tales of mateship during the Great War. They are pursued across the outback, through glorious A box-office smash on release, this is your unique but harsh desert country. But will justice prevail? opportunity to see this now rarely-screened film on FRIDAY 2 MARCH AT 7:30PM the big screen. SATURDAY 3 MARCH AT 2PM (OPEN CAPTIONS) SATURDAY 3 MARCH AT 5:30PM MEMBERS ADULT $12, CONC $9, 30 CLUB $9 ALL TICKETS $7 SINGLE TICKETS ADULT $15, CONC $12, F/T STUDENT $12 Year: 1940 Classification: MA15+ Classification: G Duration: Approx. 1 hour 53 minutes Duration: Approx. 1 hour 55 minutes All About Women Satellite All About Women Satellite All About Women Satellite ALL ABOUT ALL ABOUT ALL ABOUT WOMEN WOMEN WOMEN GRABBING BACK: SATELLITE #METOO: THE MAKING SATELLITE SUFFRAGETTES TO SATELLITE WOMEN IN THE AGE OF A MOVEMENT SOCIAL MEDIA: OF TRUMP Tarana Burke and Tracey Spicer WAVES OF FEMINISM Fran Lebowitz, Tarana Burke and more Barbara Caine, Nakkiah Lui, Anne Summers and Rebecca Walker ‘I think putting a wife to work is a dangerous Together, Tarana Burke and Tracey Spicer will explore We're welcomed in the workplace, but women's thing,’ Trump said in a 1994 interview. Since how a mass movement is built, and question what work is undervalued and underpaid. We have entering office, Trump’s administration has eroded the consequences of calling out abusers might be. a measure of reproductive freedom but are the rights of women by worsening conditions Is this a turning point in the history of male power still frighteningly vulnerable to sexual violence. for female-dominated, low-income industries and protection, are outdated systems of silence and Each wave of feminism has faced extraordinary and legislating against reproductive rights. collusion being dismantled before our eyes, or will challenges. This panel will be a meeting of Nasty women are uniting. Trump has inspired everything soon return to how it’s always been? We are generations as we look to an optimistic future: no conversations, marches, and many, many memes. living through this unique cultural moment, and we feminist, aspiring or jaded, can afford to miss it. In fact, he has delivered women a new challenge: need to ask some important questions: Why now, when SUNDAY 4 MARCH AT 4PM how do we respond to the new world order? it’s been going on so long? Will there be a backlash? And most importantly, what's going to change? SINGLE SESSION $7.50 SUNDAY 4 MARCH AT 1PM EVENT PACKAGE $15 SINGLE SESSION $7.50 SUNDAY 4 MARCH AT 2:30PM EVENT PACKAGE $15 SINGLE SESSION $7.50 EVENT PACKAGE $15 Classification: E – Exempt from Classification Classification: E – Exempt from Classification Classification: E – Exempt from Classification Suitable for: All ages. Children 15 and under must Suitable for: Ages 15+ Suitable for: Ages 15+ be accompanied by an adult Duration: Approx. 1 hour Duration: Approx. 1 hour Duration: Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes RIVERSIDE CINEMA FROM MAR 2018 NAMATJIRA PROJECT MEET THE CAUSE FILM FESTIVAL OSCAR WILDE’S A WOMAN Directed by Sera Davies and FILMMAKER OF NO IMPORTANCE created with the Namatjira family Daytime sessions of the documentary feature a Join us for this unique annual festival, where Olivier Award Winner Eve Best (The King’s Speech) post-screening Q&A with Sophia Marinos (Big filmmakers and charitable organisations share and BAFTA-nominated actress Anne Reid (Last hART Producer) their messages with the public through the art of Tango in Halifax) star in this new classically staged Almost 60 years after Namatjira’s death his family film. This is a night of sharing stories and warming production of Oscar Wilde’s comedy. are seeking to regain copyright of his works. hearts with awards, prizes and great films. An earnest young American woman, a louche Together with the Namatjira family and art and This year’s finalists support charities including English lord, and an innocent young chap join a social justice organisation Big hART, filmmaker Beyond Blue, Suicide Prevention, Children of house of fin de siècle fools and grotesques. Nearby, Sera Davies takes you on a journey from the sun- Sumatra and LGBT Rights and Inclusion. Box Office a woman lives cradling a long-buried secret. blasted deserts of their Aranda homeland to the profits from the festival will be donated to the Captured live at the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s lavish opulence of Buckingham Place. charity represented by the winning film. West End and screened at Riverside. An extraordinary firsthand account of the Come along to the pre-networking event and after SUNDAY 11 MARCH AT 1PM international battle to reclaim the artwork and party. See our website for full details. FRIDAY 16 MARCH AT 1PM heritage of Albert Namatjira. THURSDAY 8 MARCH AT 7PM MEMBERS ADULT $22, CONC $19, 30 CLUB $19 TUESDAY 6 MARCH AT 1PM (INCLUDES Q&A) (DRINKS FROM 6:30PM) SINGLE TICKETS ADULT $25, CONC $22, WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH AT 1PM (INCLUDES Q&A) EARLY BIRD STANDARD $17, STANDARD PLUS F/T STUDENT $16 & 8:30PM DRINK $21 (AVAILABLE UNTIL 14 FEBRUARY) MEMBERS ADULT $12, CONC $9 STANDARD $20, STANDARD PLUS DRINK $24 SINGLE TICKETS ADULT $15, CONC $12, F/T STUDENT $12, CHILD UNDER 16 $10 Restricted patrons aged 15+ unless accompanied Classification: E – Exempt from Classification Classification: M by an adult Duration: Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes Duration: Approx. 1 hour 27 minutes Duration: Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes (Including interval) Mardi Gras Film Festival ANNIE GET YOUR GUN WEEKDAY MARDI GRAS FILM FILM Music and lyrics by Irving Berlin MATINEE FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL IN BETWEEN FESTIVAL Renowned in the Wild West as a sharpshooter, Queer Screen’s Mardi Gras Film Festival celebrates What does a lesbian bartender from a conservative Annie (Betty Hutton) meets her match, both its 25th Anniversary year with a stellar line-up of Christian family, a Muslim computer scientist romantically and professionally, in the form of LGBTIQ shorts, features and documentaries, and with a worrisome fiancé and a chain smoking, fellow ace gunslinger Frank Butler (Howard Keel). will be bringing 5 highlights from its 2018 program sexually liberated lawyer all have in common? While Annie and Frank are performing as part of the to Riverside Theatres in March. Written and directed by Maysaloun Hamoud, this famous travelling show headlined by the legendary Join us as we celebrate historic victories in award-winning drama bravely depicts the lives of Buffalo Bill (Louis Calhern), the two compete and Australia’s history for the LGBTIQ community three Palestinian women sharing a lively apartment flirt, with plenty of ups and downs along the way. and continue to recognise past, present and in Tel Aviv. As they battle to find themselves, and Featuring unforgettable songs There’s No Business future voices. the freedom and joy that they yearn for, they must also battle with the implications of living amidst Like Show Business, They Say It’s Wonderful, I Got FRIDAY 16 – SUNDAY 18 MARCH the Sun in the Morning and Anything You Can Do, conservative religious and cultural pressures. you’ll have a rootin’ tootin’ good time seeing this FRIDAY 16 MARCH AT 7PM award-winning classic back on the big screen. QUEER SCREEN & RIVERSIDE MEMBERS $16 MONDAY 12 MARCH AT 10:30AM SINGLE TICKETS ADULT $19, CONC $17 WEDNESDAY 14 MARCH AT 10:30AM MEMBERS ADULT $12, CONC $9 SINGLE TICKETS ADULT $15, CONC $12, F/T STUDENT $12, CHILD UNDER 16 $10 Year: 1950 Language: Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles Classification: G Suitable for ages 18+ only Duration: Approx. 1 hour 47 minutes Duration: Approx. 1 hour 43 minutes RIVERSIDE CINEMA FROM MAR 2018 Mardi Gras Film Festival Mardi Gras Film Festival Mardi Gras Film Festival FILM FILM FILM BEST OF FESTIVAL A MOMENT IN FESTIVAL DIE BEAUTIFUL FESTIVAL MGFF18 SHORTS THE REEDS Join us for the Best of Mardi Gras Film Festival Leevi returns home to Finland to help his estranged Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Shakira, Julia Roberts and 2018 Shorts. With a little bit of comedy, a little bit father renovate their summer cottage. To help more star in Die Beautiful…or at least their likeness of drama, and lots and lots of love, this package them with the work, his father hires Tareq, a Syrian does, as portrayed by fabulous Filipino superstar contains everything from romance to murder… asylum seeker.