EventsDownload our September/October programme.
From: Friday, 6 October 2017
Queer Screen Film Festival: The Feels (R18+)
Wine, women and song send a group of lesbians and their friends on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and discoveries during a joint bachelorette party over a weekend away.
MoreFrom: Saturday, 7 October 2017
Queer Screen Film Festival: After Louie (R18+)
Sam, an artist and former AIDS activist, is disillusioned with the world around him until he develops an unexpected relationship with a younger man.
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Queer Screen Film Festival: Screwed (MA 15+)
It's summer, and 17-year-old Miku is forced to spend his holiday with his perpetually cranky mother and narcoleptic father in their cabin in the Finnish countryside. Seeking escape, he meets Elias who is staying nearby. The attraction is more than mutual.
MoreFrom: Sunday, 8 October 2017
Queer Screen Film Festival: Princess Cyd (MA 15+)
Seeking to escape life with her depressive father, 16-year-old Cyd moves to Chicago to live with her aunt Miranda for the summer. While there, she meets Katie, an androgynous barista with whom she shares an immediate attraction.
MoreFrom: Tuesday, 10 October 2017
Secrets at Sunrise Q&A Fundraising Screening (CTC)
Filmed entirely in Western Australia, this documentary tells the fascinating story of a team of conservation experts and dedicated volunteers working together to save one of the world's rarest birds, the Western Ground Parrot. 50% of proceeds from this screening will go towards the campaign to save the Western Ground Parrot.
MoreFrom: Friday, 20 October 2017
shnit Worldwide Shortilmfestival (CTC)
shnit Worldwide Shortfilmfestival unfolds simultaneously in multiple cities on five continents. Over its 12 days, shnit celebrates more than 200 short films of all genres and styles. The worldwide audience operates as the jury and will vote for the winner of THe Flaming Faun through an online voting system.
MoreFrom: Saturday, 19 May 2018
Blue Shorts Film Festival (Exempt)
Blue Shorts is currently the only short film festival in the Blue Mountains that is open to the whole community and 2018 will mark its third year. Blue Shorts is organised on a voluntary basis by local people who are passionate about film and the local community. Submission deadline is March 31, 2018.
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Ticket Prices
- 2D screenings:
Adults $12 • Seniors $10 • Children (aged 3 to 12) $10 • Two movies same day/person $19 - includes tea or coffee (3D films excluded) - 3D screenings:
All tickets $13 or $45 for family of four (max two adults, children aged 3 to 12) - NT Live:
Adults $25 • Seniors $23 • Full-time students/children $15 • Student groups (10+) $12 each - MET Opera:
Adults $28 • Seniors $23
Most cards accepted.
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