Ladies in Black

Wednesday 19 September 

Petone: 11.00am 
Cuba: 1.15pm 
Pauatahanui: 11.00am  

Join us for a Senior Wednesday preview screening of Ladies in Black. 

Tickets are $11.50 if you are 60+, plus free tea or coffee. 
Every ticket includes complimentary lamingtons!

From Academy Award® nominated director Bruce Beresford comes the comedy drama Ladies in Black, based on Madeleine St John’s best-selling novel, The Women in Black.

Set in the summer of 1959, when the impact of European migration and the rise of women’s liberation is about to change Australia forever, a shy schoolgirl (Lisa) takes a summer job at the prestigious Sydney department store, Goode’s. There she meets the “ladies in black”, who will change her life forever.

Book tickets here or give us a call to make a booking.

Ladies in Black

WEDNESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER

Petone: 8pm
Cuba: 8pm
Pauatahanui: 8pm 

Tickets are $20, each ticket includes a glass of bubbles or juice and some handmade chocolates!

From Academy Award® nominated director Bruce Beresford comes the comedy drama Ladies in Black, based on Madeleine St John’s best-selling novel, The Women in Black.

Set in the summer of 1959, when the impact of European migration and the rise of women’s liberation is about to change Australia forever, a shy schoolgirl (Lisa) takes a summer job at the prestigious Sydney department store, Goode’s. There she meets the “ladies in black”, who will change her life forever.

Book tickets here or give us a call to make a booking.

Show Me Shorts Film Festival 2018

OCTOBER  13 - 22 

The 13th annual Show Me Shorts brings together the very best short films from across the globe, made by some of the world’s most talented filmmakers. The countries represented in this year’s programme includes Australia, Belgium, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Lebanon, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and USA. 

The 2018 programme is a mix of edgy, entertaining, impressive and charming. This year’s line-up will take audiences on a ride through a range of emotions as they empathise with characters both similar to and different from themselves. That’s the beauty of short films – viewers so often learn something new, feel something deeply or are genuinely inspired.

South Korean filmmakers are in the spotlight this year, with a special Korean Focus section in the programme. Two guest filmmakers will attend the festival from South Korea, Jinju Oh and Sung Yoon Kim, thanks to a collaboration with the Korean Embassy of New Zealand.

To read more on each short film group or book tickets, click below:

THE SAMPLER

BEAT OF MY OWN DRUM

BATTLING YOUR DEMONS

MY GENERATION

LATE NIGHT FRIGHTS

WHAT BINDS US

KOREAN FOCUS

For more information on the Show Me Shorts Festival, visit their website here.