All posts tagged "Palace Nova Eastend Cinema"
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1.1KcalendarLavazza Italian Film Festival 2016
Featuring around 30 movies over 3 weeks, the Italian Film Festival is screening 21 Sept to 12 Oct exclusively at the Palace Nova. Tickets are on sale now.
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658Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Innocent Killers
A young man in debt and failing his Uni degree is offered a way out by his professor. All he has to do is kill the professor, creating a dilemma for the man.
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2.0KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Nothing in Return
A loveable but difficult teenager tries to juggle his divorcing, ever-battling parents, creative ways to skip school, and help those he cares about.
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1.5KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Isla Bonita
Isla Bonita pushes the boundaries of conventional relationships, all set on a beautiful island. What could possibly go wrong with romance in the air?
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489Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Happy 140
A group of friends are invited to a luxurious, Tenerife villa to celebrate the 40th birthday of Elia, who just happens to have won 140 million Euros in lottery.
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2.0KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Food and Shelter
A few weeks in the life of a young, single mother, out of work, behind in rent, and living on odd jobs, garbage-picking and the generosity of her neighbour.
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520Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: My Big Night
It's full-on pandemonium, glitz & fun when a TV network's annual New Year's Eve spectacular begins falling apart little more than a week after planning begins.
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1.0KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Retribution
A banker dropping his kids off to school receives a call telling him there's a bomb in his car that will detonate unless he transfers a sum of money.
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2.9KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Death in Buenos Aires
This seemingly standard, police-procedural/crime thriller is impossible not to be mesmerized by and never lets up the pace. Natalia Meta is a director to watch.
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378Film & TVAICE Israeli Film Festival 2014
From riveting, political documentaries to hot-blooded romance, from rollicking comedies to sensitive dramas the AICE Israeli Film Festival presents the best of contemporary Israeli cinema to Australian audiences.
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1.1KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: To Fool a Thief (Vino para robar)
A high-stakes burglar, his techno-nerd sidekick & a seemingly hapless woman embark on a who’s-conning-who heist.
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467Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival Review: Blue Ruin
Blue Ruin is a gory thriller of a drifter who returns to his hometown to kill the man accused of murdering his parents.
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Film Review: Potiche
No matter how silly this French farce is it was entertaining to watch Catherine Deneuve go tete a tete with Gerard Depardieu
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Bill Cunningham: New York
Fashion, Photography, Integrity and how one man has combined all three with deserved accolades, now showing at the Palace following its debut at the Adelaide Film Festival 2011
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Rabbit Hole
Nicole Kidman is back in form in this moving tale of loss and grief
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Film & TV
The American
Even Clooney's charisma fails to ignite this slow and measured thriller.
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Let Me In
This story is spellbinding and like no other vampire tale. A remake of the Swedish 2008 horror film Let the Right One In.
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Boy Wins Audience Prize at MIFF
New Zealand box office sensation wins audience prize at the Melbourne International Film Festival
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Health
Will You Recognise Your Heart Attack?
“Will you recognise your heart attack” is the latest public health education campaign, which will be released by the Heart Foundation on the 12th of September.
