06 January 2006
COUNTDOWN TO
BATHURST
Friday, 5 August 2005 |
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10:00AM - For primary school students
Hildegarde (PG) 90min When their beloved duck Hildegarde is 'abduckted' by bird smugglers it is up to Christopher, Isabel and Jeremy to save the day.  FREE Bathurst Primary School |
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12 Noon - Special school screening
Jedda (G) 90min Australia's first narrative colour feature film (1955), and the first to star Indigenous actors. Beautifully restored by the National Film and Sound Archive.  Bathurst High School |
PLUS |
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12 noon
Rosalie's Journey (G) 30min A documentary about the life of Jedda star Rosalie Kunoth-Monks.
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Saturday, 6 August 2005 |
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10:00AM - Bub's Club Screening
Hildegarde (PG) 90min When their beloved duck Hildegarde is 'abduckted' by bird smugglers it is up to Christopher, Isabel and Jeremy to save the day. $5 - Parents Free. Includes small popcorn and Coke Metro Cinemas |
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12 noon
Gems from the Archive (G) Take a free trip down memory lane with this collection of entertaining short films from the collection of the National Film and Sound Archive. FREE Metro Cinemas |
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2:10PM - 50th anniversary screening.
Jedda (G) 90min Australia's first narrative colour feature film (1955), and the first to star Indigenous actors. Beautifully restored by the National Film and Sound Archive. FREE Metro Cinemas |
PLUS |
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4:10PM
The Scree (PG) 15min Five strange friends set out on an adventure in a tiny boat. They discover a mysterious island filled with bizarre vegetation and deadly creatures.
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PLUS |
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The Illustrated Family Doctor (MA) 90min A dark comedy starring Samuel Johnson (Secret Life of Us) and Jessica Napier. $9 Metro Cinemas |
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9:00PM
Human Touch (M) 102min From Paul Cox, one of Australia’s most celebrated filmmakers, comes the erotically charged drama Human Touch. $9 Metro Cinemas |
Sunday, 7 August 2005 |
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Peaches (MA) 105min A tender, passionate and lively portrayal of intertwined love stories. Normal ticket prices Metro Cinema |
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11:15AM - 50th anniversary screening
Jedda (G) 90min Australia's first narrative colour feature film (1955), and the first to star Indigenous actors. Beautifully restored by the National Film and Sound Archive. FREE Metro Cinemas |
PLUS |
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1:10PM
Human Touch (M) 102min From Paul Cox, one of Australia’s most celebrated filmmakers, comes the erotically charged drama Human Touch. $9 Metro Cinemas |
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3:10PM
Gems from the Archive (G) Take a free trip down memory lane with this collection of entertaining short films from the collection of the National Film and Sound Archive. FREE Metro Cinemas |
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9:00PM
The Scree (PG) 15min Five strange friends set out on an adventure in a tiny boat. They discover a mysterious island filled with bizarre vegetation and deadly creatures.
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PLUS |
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The Illustrated Family Doctor (MA) 90min A dark comedy starring Samuel Johnson (Secret Life of Us) and Jessica Napier. $9 Metro Cinemas |
Monday, 8 August 2005 |
PLUS |
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Peaches (MA) 105min A tender, passionate and lively portrayal of intertwined love stories. Normal ticket prices Metro Cinemas |
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12:40AM - Also screens at 9pm
The Scree (PG) 15min Five strange friends set out on an adventure in a tiny boat. They discover a mysterious island filled with bizarre vegetation and deadly creatures.
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PLUS |
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The Illustrated Family Doctor (MA) 90min A dark comedy starring Samuel Johnson (Secret Life of Us) and Jessica Napier. $9 Metro Cinemas |
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2:50PM - Also screens at 7pm
Human Touch (M) 102min From Paul Cox, one of Australia’s most celebrated filmmakers, comes the erotically charged drama Human Touch. $9 Metro Cinemas |
Tuesday, 9 August 2005 |
PLUS |
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Peaches (MA) 105min A tender, passionate and lively portrayal of intertwined love stories. Normal ticket prices Metro Cinemas |
Wednesday, 10 August 2005 |
PLUS |
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Peaches (MA) 105min A tender, passionate and lively portrayal of intertwined love stories. Normal ticket prices Metro Cinemas |
