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| The Kids Are All Right (MA15+) |
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| A sexy comedy of errors about a very modern family. The Allgoods are a close family experiencing life’s typical ups and downs. The only difference is that this family has two mums. Jules (Julianne Moore) and Nic (Annette Bening) have been together for years, deeply in love, and had two children through artificial insemination. This loving but strained home life is thrown into comic disarray when the kids track down their biological donor-Dad, Paul (Mark Ruffalo), and invite him home for dinner. Paul is a bachelor whose sudden longing for a family introduces an interesting sexual dynamic to the not-quite-ordinary equation of the Allgoods. At first Joni is so happy to have a cool, handsome dad like Paul. But soon enough she comes to realise that Paul is fun loving but lacks self-control and when he starts sleeping with one of her mums chaos reigns. |
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| Tomorrow When The War Began (M) |
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| Based on the first of seven books by acclaimed Australian author, John Marsden, Tomorrow, When The War Began follows the journey of eight high school friends in a remote country town whose lives are suddenly and violently upended by a war that no one saw coming. Cut off from their families and their friends, these eight extraordinary teenagers must learn to escape, survive and fight back against hostile military forces. Tomorrow, When The War Began and its subsequent sequels are one of the most popular and critically-acclaimed series of novels aimed at young readers in Australian literature history. |
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| A mockumentary about a fanatical Collingwood supporter who has enormous profile around Australia. Unquestionably Australia’s #1 sports fan, Joffa is loved and loathed and intriguingly “a celebrity for being a sports fan”. From his iconic gold jacket to the famous winners circle Joffa displays a truly unrivalled level of passion for his club. |
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| The Disappearance Of Alice Creed (CTC) |
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| A terrifically enjoyable film from debut writer-director J Blakeson. In the ten minutes before the first words, The Disappearance of Alice Creed has already proven itself an economical debut thriller on par with Danny Boyle’s Shallow Grave – with which it’s often been compared. Prepping for an abduction with ruthless efficiency, ex-cons Vic (Eddie Marsan) and Danny (Martin Compston) get their prey, Alice (Gemma Arterton), trussed and shackled in a soundproofed room. Yet the more meticulously one plans the perfect crime, the less effort it takes for things to go very awry. |
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Royal Ballet - Ondine
Friday Sep 3: 11.30am, Saturday Sep 4: 1.00pm, Sunday Sep 5: 1.00pm, Wednesday Sep 8: 6.30pm
The Royal Ballet In This 50th Anniversary Staging. Frederick Ashton's Choreography,
Lila De Nobili's Designs And Hans Werner Henze's Specially Commissioned, Atmospheric Score. |
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