All posts tagged "Mercury Cinema"
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572Film & TVFlickerfest Returns to Adelaide
Australia's premiere short-film festival Flickerfests, comes to Adelaide with a feast of shorts from home and abroad.
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1.5KEntertainmentMercury Rising – Adelaide Cinema’s radical $25 subscription offer
Adelaide's Mercury Cinema is Rising, with $25 monthly subscriptions to access everything from cinemas to film-making equipment and workshops.
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854Film & TVFlow: Dance on Screen to Premiere at Mercury Cinema
Mercury Cinema presents two nights of glorious dance on film, from Australia and around the world.
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2.1KFilm & TVAustralian Tour of Flickerfest this May at the Mercury Cinema
The 30th International Short Film Festival is on its National tour from February - October 2021.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeMercury Cinema closes Fringe season with night of comedy & magic in support of Leukemia Foundation
This fundraising event will feature Kevin Kopfstein's ‘spellbinding’ magic show, with all proceeds going to the Leukemia Foundation.
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2.0KAdelaide FringeTry an alternative Fringe experience at the elegant Mercury Cinema
Mercury CX––the combination of Mercury Cinema, a unique lounge bar and creative workspaces––will bring Fringe Fest to the West.
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1.2KEntertainmentOzAsia Festival Film Review: Girls Always Happy
Multi-award winning movie Girls Always Happy starring long time actress and producer Nai An and rising star Yang Mingming takes a comedic glimpse at the complexities of an interdependent mother and daughter relationship. It is set in the Hutong province of China.
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741EntertainmentOzAsia Film Review: Sulieman Mountain
Sulieman Mountain is a potently comic, gritty, gripping cinematic metaphor exploring experiences of profound dislocation between authentic local Kyrgyzstan culture and overbearing demands of modern globalism.
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884Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival: Animated Shorts Package
For those wanting something different and outside their comfort zone, this package is the perfect choice.
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890Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival: World Shorts Package
It is definitely worthwhile digging into the buffet of world-class short films gracing our screens at this year’s Adelaide Film Festival.
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1.0KFilm & TVYou Must See the Adelaide Film Festival
This year's Adelaide Film Festival delivers a wealth of features, documentaries, shorts and VR, along with special events.
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2.3KFilm & TVInterview: Wayne Groom and Carolyn Bilsborow
Wayne Groom and Carolyn Bilsborow's latest documentary looks at the enduring mystery of the unidentified man found dead on Somerton Beach in 48.
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650EntertainmentThe Mercury is Rising While the Weather is Cold.
Mercury Cinema once again plays host to Adelaide Cinematheque.
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1.1KEntertainmentFilm Review: Evolution of Organic
This is a slower-paced documentary, but considering its gently nurturing subject matter, it appears well suited.
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1.5KEntertainmentFilm Review: SuperSapiens
SuperSapiens will leave its audience in contemplation about humankind’s future and what sort of world we may be creating.
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1.8KEntertainmentInterview: Su Goldfish. Writer and director of The Last Goldfish.
The Last Goldfish is a film that details Su Goldfish’s search for her roots. It is at once a celebration of life, a grief for loss and a story of family.
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663Film & TVOzAsia Film Review: Diamond Island
A teenager leaves his family farm to take up work at a construction site on Diamond Island in the city of Phnom Penh where he discovers his estranged brother.
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973Film & TVOzAsia Film Review: Pop Aye
A disenchanted man and his elephant begin a road trip on foot from Bangkok to their childhood home in the Loei Province in northern Thailand.
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867calendarTransitions Film Festival Returns this Month
The world-changing environmental and social impact film festival returns to Adelaide across three locations from 19 May for ten inspiring days of documentaries.
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790EntertainmentThe 2017 South Australian Screen Award Nominees Announced
The nominees for the 19th annual South Australian Screen Awards (SASA) have been announced.
