WHATS ON AT THE CHAUVEL !
January 21st 2009 06:33
SUMMERTIME BLOODBATH
Beginning with the classic A FIST FULL OF DOLLARS (64) this Friday night series is a very inexpensive way to spend Friday night for the next two months.
FEB 6 – A Fist Full of Dollar (64) – Clint Eastwood
FEB 13 – Dracula Has Risen From The Grave(68) – Christopher Lee
FEB 20 – Army of Darkness (93) – Sam Raimi (Dir.)
FEB 27 – For a Few Dollars More (66) – Clint again!
MAR 6 – Motel Hell (80) – Cannibals on the loose!
MAR 13 – Professional Gun (68) - Sergio ‘Django’ Corbucci (Dir.)
MAR 20 – Night of the Comet (84) – another teenage apocalypse?
MAR 27 – The Good The Bad and The Ugly (69) Can’t get enough of Mr. Eastwood
All screenings start at 8.30pm and are only $9. And make sure you get into a spine tingling Chauvel cocktails. What a way to escape the heat of summer.
FEATURES:
BLACK ICE – Winner of six Finnish Oscars this tale of jealousy and betrayal will keep you on edge long after you leave the cinema.
BEFORE THE RAINS – Merchant Ivory’s latest instalment is set in colonial India. Aside from the usual themes of ambition and loyalty, this English language debut from acclaimed director Santosh Silvan takes you through a moral maze of lust and betrayal.
BURN AFTER READING – Everyone should by now have seen something about this screwball espionage story created by the Coen Brothers. Rarely do they put a foot wrong and with George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, Tilda Swinton, Richard Jenkins and Brad Pitt headlining look forward to some strange goings on
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uccinis La Rondine - metsite
uccinis La Rondine - metsiteFor those of you who can’t get over to New York to attend this year’s Opera season, the Chauvel has the perfect alternative. Beginning January 31 watch Puccini’s La Rondine(G) while you experience the excitement of the Met direct from New York with matinee’s screening over the following two weeks.
Tickets are only $27 which is a lot cheaper than what you would be paying to attend in person.
If you here an American accent don’t be afraid to pop over and say hello. A little insight from a homesick New Yorker might be a welcoming addition to the evening.
Tickets available from www.chauvelcinema.net.au
Or by phoning 1300 306 776.
Don’t forget to keep an eye out for the Chauvel Cinematheque screening with the assistance of the National Film and Sound Archive. More details to follow….
www.chauvelcinema.net.au
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