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Booksmart

Two best friends run amok on the eve of their high school graduation in this irreverent, intelligent and hilarious shot of pure cinematic girl power from director Olivia Wilde.

Diego Maradona

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia (Amy, Senna) tackles the controversial and divisive soccer megastar Diego Maradona in this outstanding Cannes-selected documentary.

The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão

Winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Prize, this irresistible “tropical melodrama” tells the story of two sisters, forcibly separated through conservatism and fate.

Les Misérables

Winner of the Cannes Jury Prize, this thrilling, explosive feature debut takes us into Paris’s diverse and tense outer suburbs as a routine police patrol goes horribly wrong.

Official Secrets

Keira Knightley is superb in this true-life political thriller about the British whistle-blower who leaked information about the Iraqi invasion and faced prison as a consequence.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Winner of Best Screenplay at Cannes, Céline Sciamma's (Water Lilies, Girlhood SFF 2014) beautifully shot period drama is about the romance between an artist and her reluctant subject.

Song Without a Name

Selected for Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, this powerful feature, bearing striking similarities to Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, is based on the true story of a stolen newborn in 1980s Peru.

Sorry We Missed You

Straight from the Cannes Competition, Ken Loach’s devastating drama is about a working class family in modern Britain struggling to get ahead in the “gig economy”.

The Unknown Saint

This Cannes Critics’ Week selection is a charming Moroccan comedy about a criminal who buries his stash only to find, years later, that a mausoleum has been built over it.

The Whistlers

Maverick Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu (Police, Adjective SFF 2010; The Treasure, SFF 2016) returns with an off-beat noir in which a cop becomes embroiled in a high-stakes heist.
Tue 11 at 8:45pm Event Cinemas George St 3

The Whistlers

Maverick Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu (Police, Adjective SFF 2010; The Treasure, SFF 2016) returns with an off-beat noir in which a cop becomes embroiled in a high-stakes heist.
Tue 11 at 9:00pm Event Cinemas George St 4

Booksmart

Two best friends run amok on the eve of their high school graduation in this irreverent, intelligent and hilarious shot of pure cinematic girl power from director Olivia Wilde.
Wed 12 at 6:30pm Event Cinemas George St 5

Diego Maradona

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia (Amy, Senna) tackles the controversial and divisive soccer megastar Diego Maradona in this outstanding Cannes-selected documentary.
Wed 12 at 8:45pm Event Cinemas George St 3

The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão

Winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Prize, this irresistible “tropical melodrama” tells the story of two sisters, forcibly separated through conservatism and fate.
Thu 13 at 6:30pm Dendy Newtown

Les Misérables

Winner of the Cannes Jury Prize, this thrilling, explosive feature debut takes us into Paris’s diverse and tense outer suburbs as a routine police patrol goes horribly wrong.
Thu 13 at 8:15pm Event Cinemas George St 4

Sorry We Missed You

Straight from the Cannes Competition, Ken Loach’s devastating drama is about a working class family in modern Britain struggling to get ahead in the “gig economy”.
Thu 13 at 8:30pm Event Cinemas George St 3

Official Secrets

Keira Knightley is superb in this true-life political thriller about the British whistle-blower who leaked information about the Iraqi invasion and faced prison as a consequence.
Thu 13 at 8:45pm Dendy Newtown

Song Without a Name

Selected for Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, this powerful feature, bearing striking similarities to Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, is based on the true story of a stolen newborn in 1980s Peru.
Fri 14 at 8:30pm Event Cinemas George St 9

The Unknown Saint

This Cannes Critics’ Week selection is a charming Moroccan comedy about a criminal who buries his stash only to find, years later, that a mausoleum has been built over it.
Fri 14 at 8:30pm Dendy Newtown

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Winner of Best Screenplay at Cannes, Céline Sciamma's (Water Lilies, Girlhood SFF 2014) beautifully shot period drama is about the romance between an artist and her reluctant subject.
Sat 15 at 4:15pm Dendy Newtown

Official Secrets

Keira Knightley is superb in this true-life political thriller about the British whistle-blower who leaked information about the Iraqi invasion and faced prison as a consequence.
Sat 15 at 6:30pm Dendy Newtown

The Whistlers

Maverick Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu (Police, Adjective SFF 2010; The Treasure, SFF 2016) returns with an off-beat noir in which a cop becomes embroiled in a high-stakes heist.
Sat 15 at 9:00pm Dendy Newtown

The Unknown Saint

This Cannes Critics’ Week selection is a charming Moroccan comedy about a criminal who buries his stash only to find, years later, that a mausoleum has been built over it.
Sat 15 at 9:15pm Dendy Opera Quays Cinema 1

Song Without a Name

Selected for Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, this powerful feature, bearing striking similarities to Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma, is based on the true story of a stolen newborn in 1980s Peru.
Sun 16 at 1:30pm Event Cinemas George St 9

Booksmart

Two best friends run amok on the eve of their high school graduation in this irreverent, intelligent and hilarious shot of pure cinematic girl power from director Olivia Wilde.
Sun 16 at 4:30pm The Ritz Cinema Randwick

Diego Maradona

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Asif Kapadia (Amy, Senna) tackles the controversial and divisive soccer megastar Diego Maradona in this outstanding Cannes-selected documentary.
Sun 16 at 6:00pm Dendy Newtown

The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão

Winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Prize, this irresistible “tropical melodrama” tells the story of two sisters, forcibly separated through conservatism and fate.
Sun 16 at 6:30pm Hayden Orpheum Cremorne

Sorry We Missed You

Straight from the Cannes Competition, Ken Loach’s devastating drama is about a working class family in modern Britain struggling to get ahead in the “gig economy”.
Sun 16 at 8:30pm Event Cinemas George St 5

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Winner of Best Screenplay at Cannes, Céline Sciamma's (Water Lilies, Girlhood SFF 2014) beautifully shot period drama is about the romance between an artist and her reluctant subject.
Sun 16 at 9:00pm Event Cinemas George St 4

Les Misérables

Winner of the Cannes Jury Prize, this thrilling, explosive feature debut takes us into Paris’s diverse and tense outer suburbs as a routine police patrol goes horribly wrong.
Mon 17 at 8:00pm Dendy Newtown

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Winner of Best Screenplay at Cannes, Céline Sciamma's (Water Lilies, Girlhood SFF 2014) beautifully shot period drama is about the romance between an artist and her reluctant subject.
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