SECOND-HAND WEDDING
by Paul Murphy

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Release date: July 29 2010

Rating: PG (Mild themes and infrequent coarse language) | Run time: 94 minutes

Second-Hand Wedding is a heart-warming tale set in a time when ebay threatens the primeval urge for a first-hand crack at the second-hand. The film follows the fortunes of the Rose family, who live on an idyllic coast, where the sunsets are spectacular, parking is still free and bargains abound.

Jill and Brian Rose are happily married and looking forward to their daughter, primary school teacher Cheryl, following in their footsteps when long-time boyfriend, mechanic Stew, proposes. Clouds gather when it becomes clear that Cheryl has issues with her mother’s voracious bargain hunting, which she fears will ruin her wedding. Covering up the truth has consequences for everyone involved. Will Cheryl be able to get out of the hole she’s dug for herself?

 

SHOWING AT:

Victoria

Waverly Cinema Pinewood, Cameo Cinema Belgrave, Metro Cinemas Boronia, Mornington Cinema, Deakin Cinema Mildura, Wangaratta Cinema Centre, Echuca Paramount Cinema, Mansfield Armchair Cinemas (Sep 2)

New South Wales

Mount Vic Flicks, Avoca Beach Picture Theatre (Aug 5), Cinemax Kingscliff, Forum 6 Cinemas Wagga Wagga, Forum 6 Cinemas Tamworth, Odeon 5 Cinemas Orange, Narooma City Cinema

South Australia

Trak Cinema, Piccadilly Cinemas, Chelsea Cinema, Noarlunga Cinema Centre, Mitcham Cinemas, Victa Cinema Victor Harbour, Mt Barker Cinema, Marion Megaplex, Gawler Cinemas (Aug 5), Cameo Cinemas Murray Bridge (Aug 5), Whyalla Cinema (Sep 2), Roxby Downs Cinema (Sep 9)

Northern Territory

Araluen Centre Alice Springs, CMax Cinemas Palmerston

Tasmania

State Cinema Hobart, Devonport CMAX

Queensland

Regal Twin Graceville (Aug 12), Event Cinemas Browns Plains (Aug 12), Loganholme Hyperplex Cinemas (Aug 12), The Arts Centre Gold Coast Cinema (26 Aug)

 

 


I
, DON GIOVANNI
by Carlos Saura


Italy, Spain-35mm-Color-120mins-2009
In Italian and German with English subtitles
Rating: M (Sexual references, violence and nudity)

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Venice, 1763. Writer Lorenzo da Ponte is leading a very cavalier life. Originally a priest, his numerous affairs result in him being sent into exile in Vienna. Supported by his friend and mentor Giacomo Casanova, da Ponte is introduced in Vienna to the King’s favourite composer, Salieri, and a newcomer named Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Seeing an opportunity to undermine his rival's ascension, Salieri tricks Mozart into hiring this unknown libertine as his librettist. But da Ponte’s own nature and sentimental wanderings in Vienna only inspire the composer, and lead to one of Mozart’s most bold and powerful compositions: Don Giovanni.

 

 

 


PEACEFUL TIMES
by Neele Leana Vollmar


Germany-35mm-Color-98mins-2009
In German with English subtitles
Rating: PG (Mild themes)
With:
Katharina Schubert, Oliver Stokowski

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Germany in the 1960s: Peaceful times in the West can start at last, if only Irene Striesow could manage to shake off the past. She is homesick for East Germany, mistrustful of the cease fire, and most of all, distraught about her husband Dieter’s other women. She would rather die young and she doesn’t make any efforts to hide it from Dieter and her three children Ute, Wasa and Flori. As their living room begins to look more like a war zone, her children decide to take matters in their own hands. They want their mother to finally be happy, that Dieter can crack light-hearted jokes about East Germany again, and that, if possible, the third world war doesn’t happen after all …