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Pilger’s film argues that the history of abuse and bullying, so far from being a closed chapter, is merely a prelude: it is set to get worse. This is a grim and powerful film. – Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian. Utopia listed 5th in The London Film Review’s Top 25 Films of 2013
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Strand Cinema Toowoomba Strand Boutique Cinema What does Boutique Cinema mean? Boutique cinema is a fast growing cinema trend in the country, focused on providing a unique quality cinema experience. In the case of our Strand Boutique Cinemas, the quality experience includes an increased range of quality/boutique films (ie our Strand Selection and other film festivals) , along with new quality seating, more leg-room and comfort, latest sound equipment, and a more intimate setting with reduced ...
The rise and fall of Filmmakers’ Co-operatives is a lively untold story of late 20th century Australia that links social movements of the 1960’s, ’70’s and ’80’s with an ‘underground’ cinema that fostered alternative filmmaking enterprise in production, distribution and exhibition.
Mount Vic Flicks is located in heritage-listed Mount Victoria, one of the highest towns in the Blue Mountains and is a much loved and treasured icon of the Upper Blue Mountains. Built in 1934, the cinema is a window into the golden age of Australian country picture theatre culture. Our family run independent cinema shows an eclectic mix of quality films from Australia and abroad, arthouse to kids, new releases to classics. We are a participating cinema of the captured in HD broadcasts of the ...
David Minear – Former Chair South Australian Film Corporation & Adelaide Fringe Festival “A journey through sadness, hope and sparkling laughter. What a beautiful film!” Becc Bates – Director Creative Industries, Dept Industry, Innovation & Science, South Australia “Watandar, My Countryman celebrates the coming together of ancient ...
Cinema Nova is an essential part of the Lygon Street scene and Carlton’s cultural fabric. Cinema Nova was established in August 1992 in Carlton as a collaboration between two landmark theatres, the Longford Cinema in South Yarra and the Valhalla Cinema in Richmond & Westgarth. Opening as a twin theatre, we’ve grown to become the biggest independent cinema in the southern hemisphere, with 16 screens and the Nova Bar & Kitchen, offering Melbourne moviegoers more variety than any other ...
