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Upcoming Movies
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2009 Screenings:
Little Miss Sushine (February 9)
Lars and the Real Girl (Feb 23)
Crash (March 9)
Autumn Spring (March 23)
Wall-E (April 13)
Capote (April 27)
Salute (May 11)
Keeping Mum (May 25)
Three Colours White (June 8)
The Last King of Scotland (June 22)
School Ties (July 13)
Australia (July 27)
Pride (August 10)
Casablanca (August 24)
Looking for Alibrandi - (Sep 14)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Sep 28)
The Girl in the Cafe (October 12)
The Sixth Sense (October 26)
Juno (November 9)
West Side Story (November 23)
Charlotte's Web (December 14)
July 26th The Graduate (1967) is one of the key, ground-breaking films of the late 1960s about a recent East Coast college graduate who finds himself alienated and adrift in the shifting, social and sexual mores of the 1960s, and questioning the values of society.
The story is mainly told through the eyes of Benjamin Braddock, a confused twenty-one year old, who is worried about his future but who does not simply want to follow the commercial path of his affluent family and their friends. His life becomes complicated when he is embroiled in an affair with an older woman, Mrs. Robinson, the wife of his father's business partner. It becomes impossible when he falls in love with Mrs. Robinson's daughter, Elaine.
Most Recent Movie A breathtaking production of C. S.Lewis’ powerful fantasy for all ages using live action, animation and stunning special effects to recreate the most exciting and enchanting adventure of them all.
Narnia is a magical world, a land of dwarfs, nymphs and giants, a bewitched land where fawns carry umbrellas and brew tea, where animals talk and horses fly. It is the land of Aslan, the great lion who can warm the coldest heart. But it is also the land of his arch-enemy, the white witch who ensure that in Narnia it is always winter but never Christmas.
Upcoming Movies A decade after his affair with an older woman, a law student re-encounters his former lover defending herself in a war-crime trial...
Set in post-WWII Germany, The Reader confronts us with questions of justice and shame. When a man holds information which could liberate a woman from an unjust conviction, but expose her to a shame which she finds personally more terrible, what is the right path? Wrestling with memories of their previous secret life together, what is it that balances healing, justice and truth?
Full movie schedule here.
All movies commence at 7:30 pm
Supper is provided.
No entry (or exit!) fee is charged.
Come to:
The Eighth Day
4 Miller Street
West Melbourne
Melways ref: 2A H11
Call us 9329 8750
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