All posts tagged "Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas"
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931Film & TVThe Vegan Film Festival kicks off in Adelaide this May
The Vegan Film Festival will feature 22 films from around the world showcasing stories about climate change, animals, and vegan lifestyle.
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4.1KLatestMarathon the Lord of the Rings trilogy on SA’s largest screen
It's only fitting that the best trilogy of all time be enjoyed on Adelaide's best (and largest) screen of all time.
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: Honeyland
The winner of Best Documentary Feature at this year's Academy Awards. An extraordinary work about life in rural Macedonia.
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1.5KFilm & TVFilm Review: My Big Gay Italian Wedding
This light-hearted comedy will bring a smile to your face.
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422EntertainmentFilm Review: Wonder
Wonder is a beautiful and uplifting film for the whole family with great take-home messages that also make it perfect for the classroom.
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347EntertainmentFilm Review: The Disaster Artist
The Disaster Artist is respectful storytelling and a painstakingly accurate parody of The Room and its original cast.
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421ArtsFilm/Opera Review: The Abduction from the Seraglio
A filmed staging of Teatro alla Scala’s production of Mozart's opera about a man attempting to free his kidnapped lover and her servants, filmed live in June this year.
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531Film & TVFilm/Opera Review: Don Carlo
A filmed recording of Verdi's four-act ‘Milan’ version of his rich opera, performed by the Opera Di Firenze and captured live on stage in May 2017.
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346Film & TVFilm/Opera Review: The Snow Maiden
A Russian folk tale about an ice maiden who yearns to experience human emotions, and begs her parents to let her join the humans in a nearby village.
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421Film & TVFilm/Ballet Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A filmed stage production of the Paris Opera Ballet Company, retelling one of the Bard’s classic comedies of love, fairies and magic in the woods.
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511Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: The Tip of the Iceberg
A hard-nosed boss is sent to investigate why three staff members have suicided in recent months, and she uncovers the horrific true working conditions of her staff.
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301Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Souvenir
A former Eurovision Concert performer, now living a mundane life, finds romance reignited when she meets a young boxer who remembers her star turn.
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247Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Moka
While privately investigating the hit-and-run death of her son, a woman entwines herself in the lives of the couple she thinks are guilty of the horrific crime.
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274Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Wùlu
Set in Mali in the lead up to their 2012 Civil War, a young Malian man who becomes involved in the thriving, illegal drug-trade within Western Africa.
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503Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Polina
The struggles of a young dancer to overcome adversity to fulfil her dream of dancing as an expression of herself, not just as a series of steps strung together.
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509Film & TVFilm/Ballet Review: The Sleeping Beauty
A princess is cursed to sleep until she is woken by the kiss of a prince in this filmed staging of Tchaikovsky’s first and greatest ballet.
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250Film & TVYoung at Heart Film Festival Review: Sophie and the Rising Sun
The bombing of Pearl Harbor raises issues of racism against a Japanese-American man in small town in South Carolina, USA in 1941.
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413Film & TVYoung at Heart Film Festival Review: Looking for Infinity: El Camino
A documentary exploring the popular pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela where the Apostle St James, patron Saint of Spain, is supposedly buried.
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286Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Things to Come
A philosophy lecturer's middle class existence is upended by a series of events, forcing her to gather together enough pieces of her life to move forward.
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270Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: It’s Only the End of the World
After abandoning his mother, brother and sister twelve years ago, Louis returns to his small-town family to let them know he is terminally ill.
