PalaceNova Cinema Archives

The ST. ALi Italian Film Festival is Back!

The long-awaited Italian Film Festival is finally back for 2020, thanks to partner-sponsor ST. ALi, and Palace Nova Cinemas.

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Film Review: Deerskin

A man travels to a remote village to purchase a deerskin jacket. But what happens when the jacket takes on a life of its own?

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Young at Heart Film Festival Opens Tomorrow

Movies by, about and appealing to, the older cinema-goer, are gathered together in this delightful festival.

Still from Let Me Introduce You to Sofia

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Lavazza Italian Film Festival to Hold Extra Screenings

This very popular film festival has been extended over the coming weekend, with extra screenings of some of the best films.

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German Film Festival Review: The Captain

An extraordinary true story from the last weeks of World War II

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Interview: German Film Festival Coordinator, Bettina Kinski

Bettina Kinski chats to Glam about this year's German Film Festival

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German Film Festival Opens Tomorrow

31 amazing German language films, along with special events, make this a film festival not to be missed.

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Scinema Science Film Festival Opens this Week

A celebration of the quirky and fascinating, this is the largest science film festival in the southern hemisphere.

Still from The Reports on Sarah and Saleem

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Film Review: The Reports on Sarah and Saleem

This outstanding Palestinian production tells of an extra-marital affair and its political repercussions in a divided Jerusalem.

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French Film Festival Review: In Safe Hands (Pupille)

Adoption movies are a sub-genre in themselves: usually either sickeningly saccharine, or too wedded to the wicked step-mother trope. So one must scream “merci!” to actor-turned-director Jeanne Herry for finally breaking through with this master work on the subject. Herry’s impeccable screenplay gives us all the character arcs we want, but in a documentary-like narrative […]

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French Film Festival Review: Revenge

Revenge is a proudly feminist bloodbath from Parisian filmmaker Coralie Fargeat with the evils of victim-blaming in its cross-hairs! When Richard (Kevin Janssens) arrives at his secluded desert villa with his mistress, Jen (Matilda Lutz), their debauched weekend is interrupted by two of Richard’s mates, Stan (Vincent Colombe) and Dimitri (Guillaume Bouchède), who arrive at […]