Keyword results: Chauvel
An evening with Crispin Glover
WHAT
AN EVENING WITH CRISPIN GLOVER
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA, PADDINGTON TOWN HALL, CNR OXFORD ST & OATLEY RD, PADDINGTON
WHEN
TUES OCT 7 & THURS OCT 9, 7PM
HOW MUCH
$40 EACH OR $70 FOR 2 NIGHT PASS HERE
As if publishing a book of poetry on rat catching and releasing a hit song about masturbation ("Auto manipulator!!!!") weren't enough, Crispin Glover has played awesome characters in cult faves like RIVER'S EDGE, RUBEN & ED, and HIGH SCHOOL U.S.A. (and leads in BACK TO THE FUTURE and CHARLIE'S ANGLES).
Event: Film
Stimulus: W
Toon Time
WHAT
TOON TIME
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA, CNR OXFORD ST & OATLEY RD, PADDINGTON
WHEN
SAT SEPT 27 - MON OCT 13
HOW MUCH
ADULT $15.50
CONC $12.50
If waking up to three hours of cartoons on a Saturday excites you, read on. Starting September 27, The Chauvel is hosting a unique three-week's of the stuff. The program includes Yugo Serikawa's rarely seen feature length THE LITTLE PRINCE AND THE EIGHT HEADED DRAGON, which paved the way for so much anime we know and love.
Event: Film
Stimulus: C
Soul Wax Screening
WHAT
PART OF THE WEEKEND NEVER DIES
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA, CNR OATLEY AND OXFORD STS, PADDINGTON
WHEN
WED SEPT 10, 8.45PM-11PM
HOW MUCH
$10 +BF HERE
Soulwax have been documenting their gruelling global tour regime for the past three years. They've made it into a film called PART OF THE WEEKEND NEVER DIES. And what would be a more appropriate night to experience this than Wednesday. The day when Sandra Sully - and a little piece of everyone - hits rock bottom.
Event: Film
Stimulus: S
St Kilda Film Festival
WHAT
ST KILDA FILM FESTIVAL
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA. CNR OXFORD ST & OATLEY RD, PADDINGTON
WHEN
MON JULY 21, 6.30PM AND 8PM SESSIONS
HOW MUCH
FULL $12 PER SESSION OR $15 FOR TWO. (CONCESSION $10 AND $12.50)
WIN
ONE OF THREE DOUBLE PASSES JUST EMAIL WIN@TWOTHOUSAND.COM.AU WITH THE SUBJECT 'GIVE BUD AN OSCAR'. SUBSCRIBER ENTRY ONLY
SKFF is celebrating its silver anniversary by taking a trip around the country. This includes a Sydney stopover one night only. These films are short, but they don't skimp on quality. A carefully curated collection of 15 of the 100 best entrants for the year that even includes an Oscar winner. More importantly there is also appearance from Bud Tingwell, who for the record, can do no wrong.
Event: Film
Stimulus: A
Shine A Light Preview Screening
WHAT
SHINE A LIGHT PREVIEW SCREENING
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA, CNR OXFORD ST & OATLEY RD PADDINGTON
WHEN
WED MAY 28, 6.30PM
HOW MUCH
$20 AT CHAUVEL BOX OFFICE OR HERE
In 2006, The Rolling Stones were filmed at the Beacon Theatre in New York City by Martin Scorsese. It's a 'rockumentry'; real-life, raw footage of one of the best bands to ever rattle your bones. Before the screening, Sydney rock outfit Astreetlightsong will be performing live. Come early to catch the band and get your hands on some free stuff.
Event: Film
Stimulus: A
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival
WHAT
HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS AND FILM FESTIVAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
WHERE
CHAUVEL CINEMA & PEATS RIDGE FESTIVAL
WHEN
SUBMISSIONS DUE BY TUES JUL 8
HOW MUCH
ENTERING A FILM IS FREE; TICKETS TO SEE THE FILMS CAN BE PURCHASED HERE.
Australians have a certain notoriety for supporting the underdog. And when it comes to filmmaking, we'd rather support the independent underdog than an over-budgeted Hollywood sequel any day. A bit like Roman Polanski meets a Brangelina social awareness expedition, the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival started in 2007 by a group of passionate volunteers.
Event: Film
Stimulus: W
London to Brighton
LONDON TO BRIGHTON hits the ground running. Kelly, a woman with a horror-show swollen eye, rushes a terrified young girl into a public bathroom. Kelly leaves to make enough money working the street to get them both to safety. The girl - clothes torn, makeup smudged - locks the stall and waits for the worst.
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