Adventure cinema is coming to the Dendy!
There are no actors, no blue screens and no second takes when it comes to THE EUROPEAN OUTDOOR FILM TOUR 2021. Hailed as the most renowned film event on the European outdoor calendar, the tour is back again with even more this year. Screening at Dendy Coorparoo March 23.
Adventure Entertainment also presents Jérémie Heitz and Sam Anthamatten finding beauty and displaying grace in the dangerous world of free-skiing. Follow them as they set off around the world to find the most awe-dro...
Roaring Twenties Cinema returns to Brisbane on Thursday 31st March!
The silent features this month are...
SEVEN YEARS BAD LUCK (1921)
After breaking a mirror in his home, superstitious Max tries to avoid situations which could bring bad luck-- but in doing so, causes himself the worst luck imaginable. Starring Max Linder
Followed by...
SEVEN CHANCES (1925)
A man learns he will inherit a fortune if he marries by 7 p.m. that same day. Starring Buster Keaton
Both films will have live piano accompaniment by Fin Taylor
Brisbane's cheapest form ...
Weird and Wonderful Food Festival is coming to Brisbane!
This is a festival for food fanatics, showcasing the most unique and extraordinary foods from all corners of the world, as well as sweet and colourful concoctions to delight your tastebuds. Expect the most impressive and kaleidoscopic food possible, packed full of beautiful flavour combinations that will have your tummy wanting more! This event is sure to make everyone jealous of your picture-perfect, Insta worthy fare.
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You can indulge in all kinds of grub from ...
Curiocity Brisbane is coming this month!
The 12-day celebration of art, science, tech, new ideas, ingenuity and creativity offers a packed program of interactive installations and events to inspire.
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Watch as the city around you is transformed into a world of discovery.
Curiocity Brisbane
9 - 20 March
Multiple locations across Brisbane
www.worldsciencefestival.com.au
Alliance Française French Film Festival returns for 33rd season of cinematic escapes!
Teasing a niche line-up rife with glamour, black comedy, romance and history, Alliance Française has released a new trailer for its 33rd French Film Festival.
Set to delight Francophiles and cinephiles alike, the annual festival returns with a touring programme of 42 feature films. Key dates to add to the diary for a dose of French culture include:
• Sydney: 1st March to 6th April (Encore screenings: 7th to 10th April)
• Canberra: 2nd March to 6th April (Encore screenings: 7th to ...
Exciting new festival CIRCFest22 Meanjin is coming to Brisbane!
Over 10 days from 21 April to 1 May, 2022 more than 114 extraordinary performers will thrill, entertain and mesmerise audiences with 76 diverse performances across 6 venues in Brisbane including Brisbane Powerhouse, Metro Arts, The Tivoli, La Boite Theatre, The Ron Hurley Theatre, and Kingston Butter Factory.
The brainchild of Cluster Arts, the nations’ celebrated production house for performing arts’ Circus & Physical Theatre companies, CIRCFest22 Meanjin will showcase First ...
Discover the BrisAsia Festival – Connection through culture
The theme for this year is 'connection through culture' and is a call to action to reach out to others, participate and be part of Brisbane's evolving cultural story. Over three weeks from 1-20 February, audiences can experience the transformative power of live performance, learn and grow through immersive workshops and travel the length and breadth of Asia across the incredibly packed festival program that has something for everyone.
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Festival highlights
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The Long Sunset Festival is here to spotlight the Scenic Rim!
Set in the lush surrounds of Elysian Fields, Canungra – home of the Wangerriburra people - The Long Sunset will bring you a sweet program of Australia’s top acts and a basket-full of local gourmet food and art fare.
Heading up the main stage is Australian indie-folk royalty Angus and Julia Stone, appearing together in Queensland for the first time in almost three years. Supported by Brisbane joy-machines Ball Park Music, psychedelic throw-back kids Babe Rainbow, and Hatchie, freshly ...
British Film Festival – The Duke Movie Review
The film starts when his protest against the TV levee that the Poms inflicted back in the sixties lands him in jail where he does time. Broadbent is perfectly cast as the heart of gold Bunton as is the always impeccable Helen Mirren as his long-suffering wife Dorothy. His activities escalate until he is accused of stealing a portrait of the Duke of Wellington by the Spanish painter Goya.
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Getting the components correct for a true feel-good experience is not an easy ...
British Film Festival – The War Below Movie Review
The story is built around the actions of William Hawkin (Sam Hazeldine) a family man and miner rejected for active duty due to the early onset of miner’s lung. His shame at not being able to serve drives him and his men to extraordinary lengths in the undertaking. There is also a critical look at the military’s penchant for staid and possessive thought in disregarding these non enlisted men's heroics.
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Lacking the budget for big set pieces and special effects ...
