BigPond adelaide film festival update
DAY 2 AND TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST
Friday night also saw stand-by queues for sold out sessions of Let the Right One In, Salt & Sparrow, so be quick to secure your tickets for second screenings of these great films.
Last night also saw the triumphant world premiere of Samson & Delilah with its resounding standing ovation from the entire audience including Premier Mike Rann. If you weren’t there, you’ll kick yourself if you miss out on it’s second (and only other) screening on Monday at 5.30pm.
Visit our website for program details and to purchase passes and tickets
www.adelaidefilmfestival.org
sold out
(But don't forget about our STANDBY Q)
If you are unable to buy a ticket to a film, you can join the STANDBY Q at the BAFF box office.
If seats become available, last minute tickets will be sold commencing at the advertised screening time.
Cash sales only (ie. no passes).
A Good Man
tonight
Italian Spiderman
Tuesday 24th February
Last Ride
Friday 27th February
The Love Market
Sunday 22nd February & Wednesday 25th February
Midnight @ the Mini Regent Cinema,
ALL 6.30pm sessions on Tuesday 24th & Wednesday 25th February
My Tehran for Sale
Saturday 28th February & Sunday 1st March
My Year Without Sex
Thursday 26th February
Van Diemen's Land
Thursday 26 February
Competitive Picnicking
Saturday 28 February
This is a FREE EVENT Please note there is no STANDBY Q.
selling FAST
Beautiful
tonight, 9pm
Monday 23rd February, 2pm
Blind Loves
Sunday 22nd February, 3pm
Daughter of Chorolque
Saturday 21st February, 3:15
A Good Man
Wednesday 25th February, 8:00pm
JCVD
Monday 23rd February, 7:15pm
Made In SA
Monday 23rd February, 7:00pm
Midnight @ the Mini Regent Cinema
all remaining 8.30pm sessions, Tuesday 24th, Wednesday 25th, Thursday 26th February
Road to Roubaix
tonight, 5:40pm
Rider Spoke
tonight, departs every 15 mins between 7 – 10pm (bookings through FringeTIX)
Don't Miss
A Film With Me in It
Pierce (Dylan Moran of Black Books fame) is an aspiring screenwriter who spends most of his time at the pub with his pal, unemployed actor Mark (Mark Doherty, who also wrote the script). Their incessant conversations about the film they will make, starring Mark, are played out against a backdrop of failing relationships, financial chaos and crumbling dwellings. Their inept bumblings take them on a rollercoaster ride from small aggravations into a tsunami of accidental homicides veering between slapstick and black humour.
Watch the trailer below.
If you are experiencing difficulties viewing the trailer, please view here
Country Wedding
Weddings are a celebration of love and romance. Or not. Two busloads of guests head out to rural Iceland, one holding the control freak bride and her family, and the other violently jolting the deeply hungover groom and his party. Only the groom has the address of the tiny church chosen for the nuptials. The directions he has are hopeless, and the priest they call for help is too busy watching football and getting drunk to offer any assistance. Add to this fiasco a group of guests trapped together on a bus, with the undercurrent of unresolved tensions that inevitably bubble to the surface at big get togethers. Featuring great performances from a cast who largely improvised the script, this debut feature from acclaimed editor Valdis Óskarsdóttir (who won a BAFTA her work on Michael Gondry’s
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind) is both funny and familiar.
special offer
Special offer for our BAFF e-news subscribers:
Buy 3 cars to Manhattan at the Drive In this Tuesday 24 February and get 1 car FREE.
Simply present this print out in person at the BAFF Box Office, 6 Cinema Place Adelaide
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