2016 membership is now available!

Join us for another 12 months (11 films) of films. Tickets for the 2016/2017 season are now available from the Belgrave cinema.

Some details:

• Membership for 2016 for 11 films will be $85, which works out as $7.27 per film.
• Every annual pass includes two companion vouchers to bring a friend for the cost of a standard ticket.
• Members may choose to go either to a Monday or a Wednesday screening of the film (usually around 5.30pm Mondays and 7pm Wednesdays).
• This season, non-members will be able to purchase individual tickets to any film for $20
• Tickets for members will be available approximately one week before the screening.

To join, visit the Belgrave Cinema for a membership form or download one from our website.

The first film of the season, 99 Homes, will be screening on Monday 14th March and Wednesday, 23rd March - exact times tbc.

99 Homes is a powerful, intelligent film depicting the life of a family evicted from their foreclosed home in Florida when the father becomes unemployed.  Their move into a cheap motel prompts him to do whatever it takes to get their house back.  Tautly constructed, the film critiques the class divides in US society where everyone, even those living on the margins, wants to follow the American dream of having their own home.

Far From Men - second screening - Wednesday, 24th February at 7.20pm

The second screening of our final film for the 2015/2016 film club season - Far From Men - we be on Wednesday, 24th February 2016 at 7.20pm (slightly later than usual).

Don't forget to get your pass for the new season (starting in March) while you are at the cinema!

Far From Men - first screening, Monday, 15th February at 5.30

The screening time for the first screening of Far From Men - the last film of this film club season, will be 5.30pm on Monday, 15th February. Time for the session on the Wednesday, 24th tbc.

While you are at the cinema, don't forget to get your membership card for the next season, starting March 2015!

Final film of 2015/16 season - "Far From Men" - 15th and 24th February

The last film of the 2015/16 film club season will be our February film - Far From Men . Screenings will be Monday 15^th  and Wednesday 24^th February. Times tbc, please check the blog or the Belgrave Cinema website closer to the time.

FAR FROM MEN

Set during the Algerian rebellion against French rule in 1953, this highly-acclaimed, multi award-winning French drama is based on a short story by Albert Camus.  It stars Viggo Mortensen as Daru, a quiet, self-possessed colonial teacher, who accompanies Mohammed, a villager accused of murder, as they flee across the Atlas Mountains.  Solid, compassionate acting by Mortensen proves he is perfectly cast.

Season passes for the 2016/17 season (starting March 2016) will be available at the Belgrave Cinema from 8th February. Join us for another season of films such as 99 Homes (March), 45 Years (April),

Truth (May) and Mistress America (June). More details to follow!

 

 

 

Screening Time- The Lobster - Monday, 21st December. 4.45pm

The second screening of December's film, The Lobster, will be 4.45pm on Monday, 21st December.

Monday screening of The Lobster - cancelled for 7th December, postponed to 21st

Unfortunately, the copy of The Lobster did not arrive in Armidale on time for screening on Monday, 7th December. We will have to CANCEL the screening on Monday 7th - the NEW DATE WILL be Monday, 21st December.

Apologies for the short notice!
Please spread the word.

December Film - The Lobster

The screenings of The Lobster will be on Monday 7^th December at 5.30pm and Wed 16^th Dec. Screening time for Wednesday to be confirmed closer to the date.

Members can redeem their tickets from Tues 1^st Dec for the screening on Mon 7^th.

'The Lobster' was one of the most talked-about films at Cannes this year and winner of the Jury prize.  This dramatic comedy set in a dystopian future features single people who are banished to a seaside hotel, perhaps in Ireland, to find a partner within 45 days.  Otherwise they will be turned into an animal of their choice.  Quirky, deadpan, original with a stellar cast including Colin Farrell, Léa Seydoux, Rachel Weisz and Ben Whishaw, this is a cinematic experience like no other