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Sponsors........................................................2Opening NightChampions...............................................6-7Special EventSuper Crazy.............................................8-9Special PresentationThe Realm....................................................11Closing NightWoman on the Verge of a NervousBreakdown............................................12-13Hispanic NightMy Masterpiece.......................................15Moro Olive Oil appreciation session......16Flamenco Night..........................................16Spotlight on Female Directors.................17

new spanish cinema70 Big Ones..................................................18A March to Remember..............................19Ana by Day...................................................20Between Two Waters..............................21Carmen and Lola........................................22Crime Wave.............................................23Hopelessly Devout...................................24Love Beats...............................................25Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba....26Petra.............................................................27The Accordionist's Son.............................28The Days to Come......................................29The Footballest...........................................30The Uncovering..........................................31Virgin and Extra: Jaén The Land of the Olive Oil.................32

cine latinoIntroduction.................................................33Break............................................................34Common Blood........................................35Florianopolis Dream...................................36Looking for a Boyfriend for my Wife...............................37My Masterpiece.........................................38Rojo..........................................................39The Chambermaid......................................40The Good Girls............................................41The Longest Night......................................42The Projectionist........................................43The Quietude...............................................44Tremors......................................................45Yuli................................................................46

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PerthTicketing & Booking...................................64Sessions.......................................................65

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SYDNEY 16 Apr-8 MayCANBERRA 17 Apr-8 MayMELBOURNE 18 Apr-8 MayADELAIDE 23 Apr-15 MayPERTH 24 Apr-15 MayBRISBANE 24 Apr-15 MayHOBART 2 May-8 MayBYRON BAY 10 May-26 MayFE

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campeones

Touted as a “comedic slam dunk” by The HollywoodReporter, Spain’s exuberant 2019 foreign language Oscarsentry is the ultimate feel-good film that will leave audiencesgrinning from ear to ear.Javier Gutiérrez (Marshland, SFF15, Truman, SFF16) starsas Marco Montes, the assistant coach for a Spanishbasketball team who is ambitious, arrogant and hasreached the end of his emotional tether. After publiclydisgracing himself in a fight with his head coach, he drivesdrunk straight into the back of a police car and is sentencedto community service. To his dismay, Marco must now whipan amateur basketball team to shape. But this could proveto be his greatest challenge yet, as the team is made up ofplayers with varying mental disabilities.Featuring an endearing slew of characters easy to fall inlove with, bright cinematography and lively pacing, it isno surprise that Champions smashed the Spanish boxoffice records with its heart-warming message about theimportance of trust, sympathy and breaking downprejudices.

directorJavier Fesser

castJavier Gutiérrez, JuanMargallo, LuisaGavasa, JesúsVidal, Daniel Freire

2018 | 124 minspain | comedy, dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best New Actor,Best Original Song, BestFilm, Goya Awards 2019Best Film - Comedy, FerozAwards 2019

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Join us for the premiere of the critically-acclaimed feel-good film that smashedbox office records in Spainlast year!

The Opening Night Fiesta includes Sangria on arrivaland the premiere screening,followed by an afterparty withdrinks, tapas and live entertainment.

“too entertaining to resist” awardscircuit.com

SYDNEYPalace Norton StreetTuesday 16 AprilCatering by Ola LolaEntertainment byartist Daniel Alejandro 6.30pm Arrivals 7.00pm Film & fiesta

CANBERRAPalace Electric CinemaWednesday 17 April6.30pm Arrivals 7pm Film & fiesta

MELBOURNEThe Astor TheatreThursday 18 AprilCatering by La Central and Spanish tunes by La Rumba6.30pm Arrivals 7pm Film & fiesta

ADELAIDEPalace Nova EastendCinemasTuesday 23 April6.30pm Arrivals 7pm Film & fiesta

BRISBANEPalace BarracksWednesday 24 AprilCatering by Moda Restaurant6.30pm Arrivals 7pm Film & fiesta

PERTHCinema ParadisoWednesday 24 AprilCatering by Pinchos6.30pm Arrivals 7.00pm Film followed by fiesta atConnections Night Club

BYRON BAYPalace Byron BayFriday 10 May6.30pm Arrivals 7pm Film & fiesta

*For all HOBARTdetails see page 67

TICKETS:General Admission...........$57

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Super Crazy boasts a lead performance bursting withenergy and charisma from actress Natalia Oreiro as awoman who takes a remedy that makes her unable to stopspeaking her mind.Nothing good ever happens to Pilar (Oreiro). Her stay-at-home husband is useless, her boss is forcing her to workwith the influencer from hell, her psychiatrist doesn’t listento her, and people insult her in the street. On top ofeverything, her flirtatious ex is marrying a woman shedespises. One day, Pilar’s world is turned upside down when she hasa casual encounter with a wise old man, who advises herto drink a mysterious concoction. Upon waking thefollowing morning, Pilar feels completely revitalised,proceeding to say and do anything and everything thatgoes through her mind. An uproarious series of encountersensues, where everyone shall suffer the wrath of thissudden transformation. But while life appears to improvefor Pilar, she is oblivious to the toll her newfound brutalhonesty is taking on those she holds most near and dear.

directorMartino Zaidelis

castNatalia Oreiro, DiegoTorres, Fernán Mirás,Pilar Gamboa, HugoArana, Gimena Accardi,Walter Cornás

2018 | 94 minargentina | comedySpanish with Englishsubtitles

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Go crazy with a tequila or rumcocktail in hand before the premiere screening of the charming hit comedy Super Crazy. Reception includes Latin tunes.



venue detailsSYDNEYPalace Norton StreetWednesday 24 April6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

MELBOURNEPalace WestgarthWednesday 24 April6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

CANBERRAPalace Electric CinemaWednesday 1 May6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

ADELAIDEPalace Nova EastendCinemasThursday 2 May6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

BRISBANEPalace James StThursday 9 May6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

PERTHCinema ParadisoThursday 9 May6:15pm Cocktails7:00pm Screening

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Acting heavyweight Antonio De la Torre reunites withdirector Rodrigo Sorogoyen after May God Save Us (SFF17)to give another compelling performance in this unmissablehit political thriller which was presented every major awardat ceremonies across Spain, including the Goyas, Ferozand Cinema Writers Circle.

Driven, motor-mouthed and smug, Manuel Lopez-Vidal (dela Torre) is a Spanish politician whose high-class lifestyleis based on enabling policies that include high-levelgovernment corruption. His calculating facilitation of illegalactivities has steadily boosted him up the ladder andprovided a very comfortable lifestyle for himself, hisdevoted spouse and their teen daughter. When, on theverge of his huge promotion, a leaked tape exposesManuel’s dealings to the public eye, he meets the cruelunderbelly of his own system. The event reveals to him alarger realm of those even guiltier, not to mention more cold-blooded, than he, and radically shifts Manuel’s role fromfacilitator to whistle-blower. What follows is a tale thatoverflows with intrigue and suspense, before culminatingwith a confrontational end to this surprising, serpentine tale.

directorRodrigo Sorogoyen

castAntonio de la Torre,Monica Lopez, NachoFresneda, Ana Wagener

2018 | 132 minspain, Francepolitical thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best Director,Lead Actor, SupportingActor, Original Screenplay,Original Score, Editing,Sound, Goya Awards 2019

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the realmel reino

“a necessary conFrontation with the last years oF corruption in spain” -cinemanía (spain)

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mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios

The Festival closing night will be explosive when the digitalrestoration of Pedro Almodóvar’s 1988 firecracker comedylights up the screen. One of the biggest box-office hits inSpanish history, this sexy romp about obsessive lovehelped launch the careers of its director and renownedSpanish stars Carmen Maura and Antonio Banderas.Carmen Maura is exceptional as Pepa, a woman cruellyabandoned by her lover Iván (Fernando Guillén), who isunaware that she is pregnant with his child. Overcome withdesperation, and on the verge of suicide-by-cocktail, Pepamakes hysterical (and dangerous) attempts to track downher elusive lover. Along the way, she confronts the variouswomen in Iván’s life, including his crazy wife, Lucía (JulietaSerrano), by whom he has fathered a now-grown-up son,Carlos (Banderas). At the same time, Pepa has to deal witha manic friend, terrified the police are looking for herbecause of her boyfriend's criminal activities.This combustive mix of eccentric characters and scenariosresult in a delightful and deliriously deranged comedy thatcelebrates female camaraderie in all its forms.

directorPedro Almodóvar

castAntonio Banderas,Carmen Maura, Rossy de Palma, María Barranco,

1988 | 88 minspain | comedy, dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best LeadActress, Best SupportingActress, Best OriginalScreenplay, Best Editing,Best Film, Goya Awards1989

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Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of one of thebiggest box-office hits inSpain’s history!

Pedro Almodovar’s Women on the Verge of a NervousBreakdown will close the festival this year. Join us for a drink before the filmscreening.

SYDNEYPalace VeronaWednesday 8 May6:45pm Drink on arrival7pm Screening

CANBERRAPalace Electric CinemaWednesday 8 May6:45pmDrink on arrival7pm Screening

MELBOURNEThe Astor TheatreWednesday 8 May6:45pmDrink on arrival7pm Screening

ADELAIDEPalace Nova EastendCinemasWednesday 15 May6:45pm Drink on arrival7pm Screening

BRISBANEPalace James StWednesday 15 May6:45pmDrink on arrival7pm Screening

PERTHCinema ParadisoWednesday 15 May6:45pm Drink on arrival7pm Screening

BYRON BAYPalace Byron BaySunday 26 May6:45pmDrink on arrival7pm Screening



venue details“an explosion oF garish colour, wacky detail and surreal complications!”- variety

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hispanic night

Experience a luxurious 3-course Hispanic evening and the screening of the Spanish-Argentinean crowd- pleasingcomedy drama My Masterpiece.

SYDNEYPalace Central PlatinumTuesday 23 April6.45pm Drinks and Spanish & Latin canapés on arrival

7.15pm Screening with a main and dessert

Tickets: Palace Movie Club $47.50Adult $52.50

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Join us for a Moro Olive Oil Masterclass and the screening ofthe delectable documentary Virgin and Extra: Jaén, The Landof the Olive Oil. The film will be followed by a Moro Olive Oilappreciation session.

Tickets at General Admission pricesFor film info see page 32

moro olive oil appreciation session

Flamenco night (vic only)

HAPPY HOUR AT BIANCA NOIR!Enjoy $8 Sangrias & Coronas from 5.30-6.30pm

Join us on Friday 3rd of May for a flamenco performance in the Palace Balwyn foyer, before the screening of Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba.

5.30-6.30pm $8 sangrias & coronas6.30pm Flamenco Performance6.45pm Screening of Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba

Tickets at General Admission pricesFor film info see page 26

SYDNEYPalace CentralTuesday 30 April6.30pmMasterclass followed by film and tasting.

MELBOURNEPalace Cinema ComoThursday 2 May6.30pmMasterclass followed by film and tasting.

ADELAIDEPalace Nova Eastend CinemasThursday 9 May6.30pmMasterclass followed by film and tasting.

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The festival is celebrating the talent of femaledirectors from Spain and Latin America with a selection of 11 films directed by women.From well-known established directors such as Icíar Bollaín and Gracia Querejeta to freshnew voices like Lila Avilés, these films representthe strong directing talent of some of the most exciting Spanish and Latin filmmakers.

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1 ANA BY DAY Andrea Jaurrieta

2 BREAKJazmín Stuart and Hernán Guerschuny

3 CARMEN & LOLAArantxa Echevarría

4 CRIME WAVEGracia Querejeta

5 FLORIANOPOLIS DREAMAna Katz

6 HOPELESSLY DEVOUTMarta Díaz de Lope Díaz

7 THE CHAMBERMAIDLila Avilés

8 THE GOOD GIRLSAlejandra Márquez Abella

9 PERET: THE KING OF THE GYPSY RUMBAPaloma Zapata

10 THE LONGEST NIGHTGabriela Calvache

11 YULIIcíar Bollaín

The Spanish Embassy in Australia is proud to host an event to celebrate the Spotlight onFemale Directors. Join us for the premiere of Carmen & Lola at Palace Electric.

Canberra Premiere of Carmen & Lola - Wednesday 24 April6.30pm Film followed by tapas, drinks and entertainment courtesy of the Embassy of Spain in Australia.

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Presenting a superb cast and crew, Koldo Serra’s thirdfeature is a race against time that delivers barrel loads ofintrigue, suspense and action with the perfect pepperingof black humour.Raquel is desperate: a series of unfortunate events haveled to her daughter being taken and she needs a largeamount of money to get her back, and fast. After adesperate plea to the bank, she manages to secure theloan she needs. The problem is that precisely at thatmoment, a peculiar couple of robbers enter the branch: thedrug-addicted Jonan (Hugo Silva) and his partner Lola(Nathalie Poza), who is a deadly combination of smart andpsychotic. But Raquel’s stakes are too high, and she knowsshe must think carefully to outsmart them, save herself andget her money.

70 Big Ones delivers an exhilarating smack in the face witha clever script and hard-hitting action that will haveaudiences holding their breath up until the finalunexpected moments.

directorKoldo Serra

castHugo Silva, EmmaSuárez, BárbaraGoenaga, Nathalie Poza

2018 | 105 minspain | thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Sitges –Catalonian InternationalFilm Festival 2018

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vitoria, 3 de marZo

Spain, 1976. Dictator Francisco Franco is dead, and apeople’s uprising is in the works. But after decadesimposing abuses through fear, intimidation and violence,those still wielding power in Spain are not prepared to justsit back and allow change. On the 3rd of March, aftermonths of the workers’ union demanding improvedconditions, they called a day of general strike in the city ofVitoria. Thousands of workers gathered in the church ofSan Francisco, while outside, hundreds of armed policeforces waited. Begoña (an exceptional Ruth Díaz, The Fury of a PatientMan, SFF17), a young middle-class woman, tells in firstperson of the tragedy that occurred that day as a dramaticand bitter confrontation culminated in the murder of fiveworkers ordered by the central government. An event afterwhich Begoña, the city, and the country, would never bethe same.This superb recreation of real-life events is masterfullyenriched by extensive documentary images and authenticpolice recordings to depict an appalling historical episodewhich to this day, remains shamefully unpunished.

directorVictor Cabaco

castAmaia Aberasturi, RuthDíaz, José Manuel Seda,Alberto Berzal

2019 | 92 minspain | historicaldrama, thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection: San Sebastián FilmFestival 2018Nominated: First FeatureCompetition, Tallinn BlackNights Film Festival 2018

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ana de día

Ana (Ingrid García Jonsson) is a young, well-educated,cosmopolitan woman from a traditional middle-class family.She is about to finish her PhD in Law and get married,neither of which dissipate the overwhelming sense ofdisillusionment she feels that is causing her to question ifthis is, in fact, her own life. Ana’s misgivings about her ownidentity intensify when one day, a doppelganger appearsto replace her. Initially afraid, Ana soon recognises that thisis her chance to be totally free. Deciding to explore her newanonymity and test her own limits, she searches for hertrue meaning of life in the boarding houses and cabaretnights of Madrid. However, Ana soon discovers thatabsconding her identity is not as easy as she had imagined.

García Jonsson, the star of the heartbreaking BeautifulYouth (SFF15), delivers another truly mesmerising leadperformance in Ana by Day. This is further elevated by theluxurious cinematography resulting in a warmly inviting yetdangerous drama that will undoubtedly leave audiencesalso questioning who they really are.

directorAndrea Jaurrieta

castCast: Ingrid GarcíaJonsson, Mona Martínez,Fernando Albizu, ÁlvaroOgalla

2018 | 110 minspain | dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best First Film,Toulouse Cinespaña 2018Nominated: Best NewDirector, Goya Awards2019

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ana by day

“krZysZtoF kieślowski, alFred hitchcock and,especially, luis buñuel are imbricated in theimages oF andrea jaurrieta's First Film.” -cinemanía



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entre dos aguas

Between Two Waters introduces us to two real-lifebrothers who have taken very different paths in life. Aftera long separation, Isra (Israel Gómez Romero) and Cheito(Francisco José Gómez Romero) reunite in their poverty-stricken hometown of San Fernando, where unemploymentis among Europe’s highest and selling drugs is the fastestway of making a buck. While Cheito has returned to a lovingfamily following a long tour with the marines, Isra’s returnlooks grim: his wife Rocia has rejected him, his childrenbarely remember him, and he is struggling to find honestwork. As memories of the violent death of their fatherresurface, the brothers will be forced to come to terms withwhat happened if they ever have a hope of moving forwardwith their lives.

Hand-held camera work paired with non-professionalactors and an enthralling flamenco score enhance thenatural urgency of this powerful study of socialconditions at the margins, resulting in empathetic andessential viewing.

directorIsaki Lacuesta

castIsrael Gómez Romero,Francisco José GómezRomero

2018 | 137 minspain | dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best Male Lead,Best Director, Best Film Editing, Best Cinematography,Best Original Score, Best Sound, Best Non-Catalan Language Film,Gaudí Awards 2019

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between two waters

“a palpitating and vibrant reFlection oF liFe in spain.” - juan sardá, el mundo

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carmen y lola

Lola (Zaira Romero) and Carmen (Rosy Rodríguez), live onthe outskirts of Madrid in a poor and fiercely Catholic gypsycommunity where a woman must marry very young, havechildren and wait upon her man until death do them part. Itis at the local open-air market that the two girls first lockeyes, detonating an explosion of first love. This meetingopens the floodgates to what will prove a journey repletewith as much unbridled emotion as repression. As theirrelationship unfolds with purity, innocence and intensity,Carmen and Lola will have to battle against a communitythat is determined to tear them apart with its stricttraditions.Bilbao-born writer-director Arantxa Echevarría is nostranger to documentaries, an attribute that makes herfeature-length fiction debut feel both authentic and urgent.Fully immersing the audience in an unfamiliar environmentreplete with terrific performances featuring flamenco-Roma style music, Echevarría and her exceptionalnon-professional cast deliver an empathetic depiction offorbidden love in a repressive society. Carmen and Lola isinspiring, necessary and beautiful.

directorArantxa Echevarría

castZaira Romero, RosyRodríguez, Moreno Borja

2018 | 105 minspain | romance,dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best New Director, Best Supporting Actress, Goya Awards 2019Nominated: GoldenCamera, Queer Palm,Cannes Film Festival 2018

carmen & lola

"“…has Freshness, sensuality and ability to get excited For love." - el pais

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ola de crimenes

Critically-acclaimed director Gracia Querejeta makes asmashing return to the Spanish Film Festival with thisromping comedy-thriller starring the crème de la crème ofSpanish acting royalty, including Maribel Verdú, JavierCámara and Luis Tosar.

Leyre (Verdú) is a well-to-do woman who has always hadan easy life of privilege. That is, until the day her teenageson kills her ex-husband in a senseless fit of rage.Completely out of her depth and desperate to protect heronly son, Leyre tries a series of outlandish methods toconceal the crime from the police. Things really start tounravel when her sick mother and a lovesick friend of herson’s decide to lend their helping hand, unleashing a seriesof hysterical and catastrophic events.

Querejeta has delighted past Festival audiences withHappy 140 and 15 Years + 1 Day, and this year will be noexception, with Crime Wave showcasing her trade markwicked and off-beat sense of humour at its very best.

directorGracia Querejeta

castMaribel Verdú, PaulaEchevarría, JuanaAcosta, Luis Tosar, JavierCámara

2018 | 95 minspain | comedy,thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

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crime wave

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mi querida coFradía

In this clever debut, director Marta Díaz de Lope Díaz andher host of eccentric characters challenge traditionaltaboos with a fresh and funny perspective on femaleempowerment and patriarchy in the church.Spanish television veteran Gloria Muñoz (The UnexpectedLife, SFF14) is Carmen, a devout Catholic woman fromMalaga who is on the cusp of changing history to becomethe chosen leader of her local religious guild. However, herdream is all but crushed when her biggest rival is chosen:the ridiculous, arrogant Ignacio, who is also determined toprevent her from holding the post. When a comic twist offate leaves Ignacio unconscious in Carmen’s home, shemust make all attempts to keep him hidden while shereceives a series of unexpected visitors. Yet, what at firstseems like a terrible predicament may, in fact, be Carmen’sonly chance to snatch back her dream.This is a refreshing representation of the devoted Catholicmiddle-aged woman, with Muñoz’s wonderful performancebringing humour, humanity and a wicked edge to the rolethat entertains to the very end.

directorMarta Díaz de Lope Díaz

castGloria Muñoz, PepaAniorte, Carmen Flores,Juan Gea

2018 | 90 minspain | comedySpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best SupportingActress, AudienceAward, Málaga FilmFestival 2018Nominated: Best Film,Feroz Awards 2019

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hopelessly devout

“a Feast oF eccentriccharacters who willdeFinitely make yousmirk” - takeonecinema.net

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la banda

After a year living in London, Edu (newcomer GonzáloFernández) backs out of an audition for the British MusicAcademy, and returns home to his sleepy hometownoutside Valencia feeling doubtful, reserved and depressed.In a matter of days his brother will be married and amidstall the excitement he is unwilling to admit to his family andfriends his cowardice. In the days leading to the impendingnuptials, Edu will reconnect with old friends, strike up withhis old band and longingly pine for the gorgeous Alicia(Spanish-British actress and model Charlotte Vega). Thecatch is that Alicia also happens to be the girlfriend of Edu’sbest friend Juanma. But anything and everything canhappen in a short period of time, and as each day passes,Edu’s perceptions change as he learns that those closestto him also hold secrets of their own.

Through a rollercoaster of heartbreak and joy, first-timefeature director Roberto Bueso’s touching drama is a storyof personal growth which demonstrates that sometimes itis from the most painful changes that we can reap thegreatest rewards.

directorRoberto Bueso

castGonzálo Fernández,Charlotte Vega, Pepo Llopis

2019 | 90 minspain | dramaCatalan and Spanish withEnglish subtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection:Málaga Film Festival 2019

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peret, yo soy la rumba

Hailed as the “King of Rumba” for his fusion of flamencosong with Latin American rhythms, Pere Pubill Calaf’scareer spanned six decades from the mid 1950s through tohis death in 2014. The vibrancy and vivacity of his musiccoupled with his charisma made the international staruniversally known as Peret, a tour de force ofentertainment. This documentary captures the magic of Peret bycombining archival materials of the man and his music withintimate conversations with his grandchildren and closefriends, and touching dramatisations. From his beginningsin the rough gypsy outskirts of Barcelona, the film chartsthe musical and personal trajectory that saw Peret findinternational stardom and perform in Eurovision, before along retreat from fame and resounding return at the 1992Olympics. But his success was not without controversy,and his complex character is revealed to have alsosuffered a bitterness borne of the tension between thecontrasting worlds of his old and new lives. Both anintimate portrait and celebratory tribute, this is unmissablefor film and music lovers.

directorPaloma Zapata

2018 | 92 minspain | documentaryCatalan and Spanish withEnglish subtitles

Festivals & awardsClosing Night, IN-EDIT:International MusicDocumentary Festival2018

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Cannes film festival regular Jamie Rosales (Beautiful Youth,SFF15) returns with this bold and utterly absorbing portraitof a young painter who travels to the Catalan countrysideafter the death of her mother.Petra (Bárbara Lennie) an artist in her 20s, arrives to takeup a residency in the workshops of Jaume, a sculptor ofgrand-scale commissions. Jaume’s Catalan estateencompasses forest lands and a magnificent home. Invitedto dinner by the great man’s wife Marisa, Petra speaks ofart as a path to the truth. Marisa, it transpires, has reasonto be sceptical about such idealism: the truth Petra seeksis the identity of her father, and she has reason to believehe might be Jaume. The search for identity and dangers of seeking revengeruns through this beautifully crafted film. Rosales expertlyweaves together multiple narrative threads to craft a richlycomplex and unpredictable melodrama of Greek tragedyproportions. Performances are uniformly excellent,particularly Bárbara Lennie, who memorably featuredrecently in Asghar Farhadi’s Everybody Knows.

directorJaime Rosales

castBárbara Lennie, ÀlexBrendemühl, Joan Botey,Marisa Paredes, PetraMartínez, Carme Plà,Oriol Pla, Chema delBarco, Natalie Madueño

2018 | 107 minspain, France, denmarkdramaSpanish and Catalan withEnglish subtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection:Directors’ Fortnight,Cannes Film Festival 2018

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el hijo del acordeonista

Based on the novel by author Bernardo Atxaga, TheAccordionist’s Son tells the story of two men who areforced to face their dark past as part of the Basqueseparatist movement of the 1960s.

On the eve of a complicated heart operation, estrangedbest friends David (Aitor Beltrán) and Joseba (Iñaki Rikarte)are reunited on a ranch in Northern California. As the dayspass after his surgery, David is placed on life support whilehis wife Mary Ann (Frida Palsson) and Joseba prepare tosay their final goodbyes, but not before the secrets of Davidand Joseba’s violent past are revealed. Via a memoir thatstretches across most of the 20th century, David’s life isconveyed in a series of superbly orchestrated flashbacks.From the peaceful town where he was raised under afascist accordionist father to his reluctant entanglement inthe terrorism, the complex and painful reasons for Josebaand David’s 20-year separation are laid bare.

This is an illuminating and absorbing story of friendship,love, sacrifice and rebirth amidst harsh political turmoil.

directorFernando Bernués

castEneko Sagardoy, Aitor Beltrán, Mireia Gabilondo, Iñaki Rikarte

2019 | 95 minspain | dramaBasque, Spanish andEnglish with Englishsubtitles

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els dies que vindran

The relationship of 30-year-old trainee-lawyer Lluís (DavidVerdaguer, Summer 1993 SFF17) and journalist Vir (MaríaRodríguez) is still in its early stages. Having moved intogether, the couple are faced with an unexpectedpregnancy. After an emotional debate, the couple decideto embark on the adventure of bringing a child into theworld. As the whirlwind experience unfolds with euphoria,heartbreak, and everything in between, Lluís and María’scommunication breaks down and they painfully ignore theimpending crisis of their romantic relationship until itreaches breaking point.Following on from the multi-award-winning films LongDistance (2014) and Anchor and Hope (2017), Catalan GoyaAward-winning director Carlos Marqués-Marcet roundsoff his trilogy about couples falling out of love by expertlycapturing the experiences of two new parents grapplingwith parenthood. Both sensitive and powerful, The Days toCome is brought alive by the exceptional performances ofboth lead actors (who are in a real-life relationship) and ismade all the more powerful as it documents the actualpregnancy of the actress María Rodríguez.

directorCarlos Marqués-Marcet

castDavid Verdaguer, María Rodríguez Soto

2019 | 97 minspain | romanceCatalan with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsNominated: Tiger Award,International Film Festival Rotterdam 2019

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los Futbolísimos

Mystery, laughs and soccer abound in this romping familyadventure which is based on the extremely popular top-selling Spanish adventure novels of the same name.

Francisco, also known to his friends as Pakete, is 11 yearsold. Living in a quiet town on the outskirts of a big city,Pakete and his soccer team Soto Alto form an inseparablesquad. Everybody knows the team is struggling and they’vegot to win one of the next three games to keep the schoolfrom eliminating them altogether. This is going to be achallenge, especially given Pakete got his nicknamebecause of his bad aim when shooting on goal. The stakesare high, so when a series of strange events cause themto lose the first two games, Pakete and his friends decideto create The Footballest, an investigative team that willget them into all kinds of sticky situations where theiringenuity and friendships will be put to the ultimate test.

directorMiguel Ángel Lamata

castJulio Bohigas, Milene Mayer, Marcos Milara, Iker Castiñeira, Jorge Usón

2018 | 94 minspain | Family comedySpanish with Englishsubtitles

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the Footballest

“lamata knows how to put the emphasis on the equilibrium, on the themes and on the tone.”- cinemanía

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el desentierro

Goya award-winners Leonardo Sbaraglia and Jan Cornetstar with Michel Noher in Nacho Ruipérez’s exciting debutthriller, The Uncovering. A troubled Jordi (Noher) returns to his boyhood town toattend the funeral of his uncle, an important minister. Whena young Albanian woman named Vera mysteriouslyappears at the funeral, she reignites Jordi’s desire toinvestigate the dark past of his father (Sbaraglia) whodisappeared twenty years before. Together with Diego(Cornet), his cousin and son of the deceased minister, thetwo begin digging in the ashes of the past for answers.Their search will trace an intricate web connecting murder,corruption and prostitution that reaches from the local run-down hostess club all the way to the sprawling rice fieldsthat surround the town, taking them ever closer to the onlyone who knows the truth about this buried story - Vera.With evocative cinematography and a setting reminiscentof Marshland (SFF14), this moody mystery is equallyenigmatic, oozing suspense until its final revelatorymoments.

directorNacho Ruipérez

castMichel Noher, LeonardoSbaraglia, Jan Cornet

2018 | 108 minspain | crime thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection:Seville European FilmFestival 2018

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jaÉn, virgen y extra

Revel in the hidden beauty of one of Spain’s lesser-knownprovinces and the fruits of its labour with this delectabledocumentary from Goya-award-winning director José LuisLópez-Linares.

Olive oil is arguably the most essential ingredient of theMediterranean diet. In the stunning southern Spanish cityof Jaén, olive oil is a way of life. Recently, a revolution brokeout in this region sparking a new appreciation for Jaén’semblematic Picual olive oil that was pivotal in bringing thiscity to the zenith of olive oil production. This documentaryintroduces us to the challenges raised by these radicalchanges as seen through the eyes of the people from theJaén olive groves, the chefs who experienced thegastronomical transformation, the olive-producers and theall-important consumers. With precision and emotion, thecast describes the life cycle of olive oil, from the tree to thetable, allowing the audience to share the vibrant spirit andculture surrounding olive cultivation and oil production inthe largest producing region in the world.

directorJosé Luis López-Linares

2018 | 90 minspain | documentarySpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection:Culinary Zinema, San SebastiánInternational Film Festival 2018

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P R E S E N T E D BY P R I N C I PA L PA RT N E R P R O U D LY S P O N S O R E D BY

C U LT U R A L PA RT N E R S







Cine Latino film festival presentedby Monash University is Australia’slargest presentation of Latin American cinema. This year, in collaboration with the Moro Spanish Film Festival, Cine Latino brings fifteen new films from the Latin American region to Australia.

The festival will also host a special event for the Argentinean box office hit Super Crazy (Re loca) with drinks and live entertainment.

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Giving licence to laugh at our shared miseries, directorsHernán Guerschuny and Jazmín Stuart present this storyof six old friends who reunite to spend a summer weekendtogether with their children. As they eat, drink, dance, havesex and discuss fantasies, their desire to relive the fun ofthe past will be replaced by the realisation of how muchhas changed. There are revelations of dramatic secrets,lies, unrequited desires and accumulated frustrations. Allmagnified by the presence of their children, intensifyingtheir parents’ desire for them to have a better future. Here,the not-so-young adults are surprised to find themselvesin plain existential crises on the cusp of a new decade. Candid and contemporary with moments of profoundintelligence Break is at once a dynamic comedy andtender drama. Replete with identifiable characters, itshines a refreshing light on anxieties about middle age,weaving in questions around generational differencesand class tensions in a manner that is bold, attractive andundeniably funny.

directorJazmín Stuart, Hernán Guerschuny

castCarla Peterson, JuanMinujín, Pilar Gamboa,Fernán Mirás, JazmínStuart, Martín Slipak

2018 | 95 minargentinacomedy, dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Silver Colon –Best Actress, HuelvaLatin American FilmFestival 2018

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“an acid comedy about sex, diapers, and rock and roll.”

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la misma sangre

This wicked Argentinian thriller features powerhouseperformances from Latin American titans Óscar Martínez(Distinguished Citizen, 2016) and Paulina García (BerlinaleSilver Bear best actress-winner for Gloria, 2013) as it tellsthe story of one apparently perfect family shattered by atragic loss.Carla (García) and Santiago (Martínez) have built thearchetype of a close-knit family over the years, but all thisis put to the test when Carla’s mother is found dead athome. What was supposedly an accident is quicklyshrouded by a curtain of suspicion and betrayal as themysterious circumstances surrounding the death unfoldand Carla’s father Elías becomes the main suspect.Uncertainty gives rise to accusations and betrayals thatwill unravel the once impeccable family unit, culminatingin a shocking finale. Absorbing from start to finish and jam packed with twistsat every turn, Common Blood boasts a stellarSouthamerican cast, which also includes Dolores Fonzi(Truman and Paulina, SFF16), Diego Velazquez (Wild Tales,SFF15 Closing Night), and Neruda and A FantasticWoman star Luis Gnecco.

directorMiguel Cohan

castÓscar Martínez, DoloresFonzi, Paulina García,Diego Velázquez, LuisGnecco

2019 | 108 minargentina | thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

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sueño FlorianÓpolis

In this gentle, thoughtful portrait of a middle-class family,Argentine writer-director Ana Katz invites her audience todrink in the idyllic coastal scenery of Brazil as they embarkon a bright, breezy and bittersweet holiday. Lucrecia and Pedro are in a complicated process ofseparation. Together with their teenage children, theydecide to take a road trip to Florianópolis in Brazil wherethe couple once enjoyed a getaway. This trip could be theopportunity to save their marriage or otherwisecontemplate the possibilities that lie ahead. They rent acottage from another middle-aged couple with difficultiesof their own, and between bouts of swimming, eating,drinking, and karaoke, opportunities arise for adults andadolescents alike to find sex or romance or both.Co-written with the director’s brother and starring the real-life children of the onscreen father and mother,Florianópolis Dream depicts a family dynamic altogetherrelatable and authentic. The result is an alluring story fullof wisdom regarding desire, self-knowledge, and thewayward nature of long-term relationships.

directorAna Katz

castGustavo Garzón,Mercedes Morán,Andrea Beltrão

2019 | 106 minargentina, braZil,France | comedySpanish and Portuguesewith English subtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Best Actress, FIPRESCI Prize, SpecialPrize of the Jury, KarlovyVary International FilmFestival 2018

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se busca novio... para mi mujer

Reuniting the director and cast of the Chilean version of thehit sitcom Married with Children, this new comedy providescopious amounts of laughter interspersed with heartfeltmoments. Actors Javiera Contador and Fernando Larraínreturn to their familiar comedic territory to tell the story ofDaniel (Larraín), a man in a matrimonial crisis. Without workor friends, he is under the thumb of his overbearing wifeNatalia (Contador) and is at the end of his tether, only helacks the bravery to admit his intentions to separate.

With one bright idea, Daniel and his friends cook up afoolish scheme to solve his problem. They cunningly enlistthe skills of “Puma” Flores to conquer Natalia’s heart sothat she may make the decision to separate herself. Butnothing good can come of an arrangement such as this…or can it?Entertaining direction and an excellent ensemble castmake this a guaranteed fun outing with family, friends orabove all, a partner, as it conveys the importance of findingnew reasons to fall in love with each other every day.

directorDiego Rougier

castJaviera Contador,Fernando Larraín, Daniel Muñoz

2017 | 100 minchile, argentina |comedy, romanceSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsOfficial Selection:Chicago Latino FilmFestival 2018WorldFest HoustonInternational Film & Video Festival 2018

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looking For a boyFriend...For my wiFe

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mi obra maestra

Following on from his 2016 Goya Award-winning TheDistinguished Citizen, director Gastón Duprat delivers thiscrowd-pleasing comedy-thriller that follows the complexrelationship of a cranky painter and a crafty gallery ownerin Buenos Aires.Self-fixated artist Renzo (Luis Brandoni) and sly art dealerArturo (Guillermo Francella, The Clan SFF15, The Secret inTheir Eyes 2009) have worked with each other for a verylong time. From Renzo's best days in the 1980s to thepresent, where he's behind on the lease of his bedraggledhome, littered with the vast, beautiful canvases hecontinues creating. An accident brings them closertogether again, triggering a string of forgeries, friendshipsand fatalities that will culminate in a twist no one couldanticipate.Expert veteran performers Francella and Brandoni are attheir best in Argentinian Duprat’s fifth film which screenedto a warm reception out of competition at last year’s VeniceFilm Festival with its delightful portrayal of the uglier sideof the art business.

directorGastón Duprat

castGuillermo Francella, Luis Brandoni, Raúl Arévalo, Andrea Frigerio

2018 | 100 minargentina, spaincomedy, thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Audience Award,Valladolid InternationalFilm Festival 2018Official Selection: Venice Film Festival 2018

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rojo

Critically lauded from San Sebastián to Toronto FilmFestivals, this superbly sinister and stylish thriller lays barethe complacency and corruption of pre-coup Argentina, asit grips audiences with intrigue from the first chilling scenesall the way through to its provocative ending.

Argentinian screen heavyweight Dario Grandinetti (Julieta2016, Wild Tales, Closing Night SFF15) stars as Claudio, awell-known lawyer and pillar of his community in theGranada of 1975, where the unease of the impending coupd’état is already hanging heavy in the air. After a heatedaltercation with a menacing man at a restaurant, Claudioand his wife Susana will meet the same stranger on theirway home; an encounter that starts the lawyer out on anunthinkable road of no-return littered with death, secretsand silences. The assemblage of deceptive appearancesand fatal disappearances that follow are perfectly imbuedwith a deep sense of paranoia to result in a chillingexploration of a country that has lost its moral compass inthe midst of social upheaval.

directorBenjamin Naishtat

castDario Grandinetti, AndreaFrigerio, Alfredo Castro

2018 | 109 minargentina, belgium,braZil, germany |thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Jury Prize, Best Cinematography, San SebastiánInternational Film Festival 2018

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la camarista

Eve (Gabriela Cartol) is a diligent, polite, hard-workingchambermaid at a luxurious Mexico City hotel, one in whichshe would never be able to stay. Amidst the monotony ofrepeated long workdays away from her young son, Evedreams of a better life. Believing her situation will improveif she is promoted to work in the executive suites on thecoveted 42nd floor, she accepts her gruelling schedule.Scrupulously following the rules and determined toimpress, Eve is careful of her every move, rebuffing theadvances of the hotel’s window-washer, and enrolling inthe hotel’s adult education programme. But one mistakemay prove disastrous, as it initiates a tragic domino effectthat will put all Eve’s hopes in jeopardy.Premiering to audience and critic acclaim at Toronto andLondon Film Festivals, director Lila Avilés’ striking andcompelling debut feature is a vital exploration of theMexican class divide. With stunning naturalisticcamerawork that follows every detail of Eve’s routine, weare faced with the isolation of ordinary working people inthis wry take on privilege and exploitation.

directorLila Avilés

castGabriela Cartol, Teresa Sánchez, Agustina Quinci

2018 | 102 minmexico | dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Cine LatinoAward – SpecialMention, Palm SpringsInternational Film Festival 2019

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“coolly unsentimental to the point oF being glacial,

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las niñas bien

In her second feature after Semana Santa (2015), AlejandraMárquez Abella presents this gorgeously mounted andbeautifully played feature. Inspired by Guadalupe Loaeza'ssatirical writings on some of the country's richest, yet inmany ways, least powerful citizens, The Good Girls is atonce a scathing and glamourous depiction of the wives ofupper-class men in 1982 Mexico.

Sofia (a breathtaking Ilse Salas, Güeros) lives in theprestigious Las Lomas neighbourhood where life is pictureperfect and her biggest dream is to have Julio Iglesias singat one of her shindigs. While she occasionally has to putup with the inconveniences of her husband Fernando(Flavio Medina) and their three children, Sofia’s days arefor the most part filled to the brim with constant gossiping,luxury shopping and long lunches at the racquet club withthe other “Real Housewives of Mexico City”. However, hercushy routine might be in for a rude awakening as theMexican economy inches towards a debt crisis, andcracks slowly start to appear in Sofia's perfect world.

directorAlejandra Márquez Abella

castIlse Salas, CassandraCinagherotti, PaulinaGaitán, Flavio Medina

2018 | 94 minmexico | comedy, dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Directors toWatch, Palm SpringsInternational Film Festival 2019Best Actress, HavannaFilm Festival 2018

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la mala noche

Together with a crew consisting of 80% women, directorGabriela Calvache delivers this bold and affecting featuredebut about the real-world issues of human trafficking andthe mafia which preys on the victims, mostly poor womenand children, of natural disasters in Latinamerica.

Dana (Noëlle Schönwald) is a smart and beautiful womanwho is forced to resort to prostitution to make a living. Allshe wants is her freedom so that she may reunite with herdaughter in Colombia. Enduring with false hope, Dana mustsurrender most of her income to the leader of a humantrafficking ring who both protects and exploits her. Whenher daughter's illness and an addiction to pharmaceuticaldrugs prevent Dana from delivering her usual share, shestruggles to pay off the debt. But an unexpected event willgive her the opportunity she needs to break free from hercaptor and take justice into her own hands.

directorGabriela Calvache

castNoëlle Schönwald,Cristian Mercado, Jaime Tamariz

2019 | 95 minecuador, mexicodrama, thrillerSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsNominated: SXSWGamechanger Award,SXSW Film Festival 2019

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el proyeccionista

Eliseo is a film projectionist who lives alone, taking solacein his infatuation with a woman who is present only on aprojected film reel. After the treasured reel is lost in anaccident, Eliseo’s one connection to her is destroyed.Devastated, he plunges into a search for the true identityof the woman he so passionately loved for so many yearsbut never actually met. This takes Eliseo on a road tripthrough the most remote and poor parts of the DominicanRepublic. As he searches for clues, he funds his journeythe only way her knows how: projecting movies. His pursuitwill not only take him on unexpected paths but also unitehim with the free-spirited girl Rubí who will show him thatblood is thicker than water in more ways than one.

Director José María Cabral’s (Woodpeckers, CinelatinoFF17) ground-breaking 2012 film Checkmate was the firstto represent the Dominican Republic in the Best Foreign-Language Oscar race. This new offering reinforces hisremarkable talent with its beautifully-drawn characters andintense exploration to all four corners of the Caribbean.

directorJosé María Cabral

castFélix Germán, Cindy Galán, Lia Briones

2019 | 94 mindominican republic |dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsNominated: Best Film for HBO Ibero-AmericanCompetition and KnightCompetition Grand Jury Prize, Miami Film Festival 2019

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la quietud

Boasting a trio of actresses at the top of their game,director Pablo Trapero’s beautifully crafted multilayereddrama explores the emotional ties that bind a wealthyArgentine family.Counsellor Augusto Montemayor (Isidoro Tolcachir), hiswife Esmeralda (Graciela Borges), and their unmarrieddaughter, Mía (the striking Martina Gusmán) enjoy anoutwardly perfect life on their family ranch outside BuenosAires. The veneer of peace and prosperity is turned upsidedown when Augusto suffers a stroke, bringing his otherdaughter Eugenia (Bérénice Bejo) and husband back home.The sisters are close and despite the circumstances, theirreunion is celebrated. But there are skeletons in almostevery closet, and the tides begin to turn as old relationshipsare resumed and dormant tensions finally explode. Like Trapero’s multi-award-winning The Clan (SFF15),The Quietude is infused with tragic underpinnings of thehorrors of the country’s military dictatorship and offersan expert depiction of blood relations forced to reckonwith themselves.

directorPablo Trapero

castBérénice Bejo, MartinaGusmán, Edgar Ramírez,Joaquín Furriel, Garciela Borges

2018 | 111 minargentina | dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsNominated: Queer Lion,Venice Film Festival 2018Golden Spike, Valladolid InternationalFilm Festival 2018

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temblores

Following on from his Berlinale prize-winning Ixcanul in2015, Guatemalan writer-director Jayro Bustamantepresents his second and highly personal feature whichrecently premiered in the Panorama section of this year’sBerlinale. Fortysomething Pablo (Juan Pablo Olyslager) is a scion ofa staid upper-class family. Married to the beautiful, youngerIsa (Diane Bathen), he is the father of two young childrenand has a well-paid job in a financial consultancy. ButPablo is ready to reveal a long-held secret, one which willhave intense ramifications that will reverberate beyond hisown family and out into his community: he is in love withanother man. As a consequence of his honesty, Pablo iscruelly dismissed from his job and shunned by his family,until he is finally forced to make the ultimate choice. Bustamante’s moody second feature demands to be seenon the big screen with truly affecting visuals, performancesand atmosphere. The lush, rich cinematography and palateof hues emphasize an oppressively damp side ofGuatemala which perfectly complements what isuncovered to be a profoundly repressive society.

directorJayro Bustamante

castMaría Telón Soc, JuanPablo Olyslager, PedroJavier Silva Lira, DianeBathen, Mauricio Armas

2018 | 107 minguatemala, France,luxembourg | dramaSpanish with Englishsubtitles

Festivals & awardsNominated: Best Feature Film, Berlin International Film Festival 2019

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An extraordinary biopic of the legendary Cuban dancerCarlos Acosta, the first black dancer to perform some ofthe most famous ballet roles.

Hailing from a poor neighbourhood of Havana, Carlos’ onlydesire is to be a normal boy. Spending his young yearsfervently resisting his talent for dance, he ultimatelysuccumbs to the pressures of his father and instructor, andhis gift eventually lands him in London. Miserable andhomesick, Carlos eventually returns home to a Cuba facingeconomic challenges. Here, with a little help from hisfriends, he finally recognises that his future really is indance – and the rest, including starring as the Royal Ballet’sfirst black Romeo, is ballet history.

Starring the dancer himself, Acosta is a magnetic forcewhose charisma and astonishing talent leaps off thescreen. His affirmative story superbly articulatesexperiences of sacrifice, maleness, black identity, exile andthe transformative power of art while also boldly illustratingthe glories and injustices of Cuban life under Castro.

directorIcíar Bollaín

castCarlos Acosta, Santiago Alfonso, Keyvin Martínez, Edison Manuel Olvera

2019 | 115 minspain, cuba, uk,germany | biography,dramaSpanish and English withEnglish subtitles

Festivals & awardsWinner: Jury Prize – Best Screenplay, SanSebastián InternationalFilm Festival 2018

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“a story hitting every thematic note - Family, sacriFice, maleness, black identity, exile and the transForming power oF art - that's likely to touch a chord with audiences.” - screen international

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the astor theatreTHURSDAY 18 APRIL

OPENING NIGHT6.30pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film Champions

SATURDAY 27 APRIL4:30pm The Projectionist

WEDNESDAY 8 MAYCLOSING NIGHT 6.45pm Drink on arrival for 7:00pm filmWomen on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

palace balwynFRIDAY 19 APRIL6:20pm Common Blood8:45pm The Uncovering

SATURDAY 20 APRIL1:45pm Florianopolis Dream3:50pm The Realm6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm Tremors

SUNDAY 21 APRIL1:00pm Hopelessly Devout3:10pm The Realm5:45pm The Quietude8:15pm 70 Big Ones

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:20pm Petra8:45pm Between Two Waters

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm The Days to Come

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:20pm Yuli8:45pm A March to Remember

THURSDAY 25 APRIL2:00pm Crime Wave4:10pm Carmen & Lola6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Love Beats

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Carmen & LolaSATURDAY 27 APRIL2:10pm Break4:20pm Hopelessly Devout6:30pm Super Crazy8:45pm RojoSUNDAY 28 APRIL1:00pm My Masterpiece3:20pm Champions6:00pm The Uncovering8:20pm 70 Big OnesMONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm Crime WaveTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm TremorsWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm The Accordionist's Son8:45pm The Longest NightTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm Love BeatsFRIDAY 3 MAY

FLAMENCO NIGHT6:30pm Flamenco performance followed by 6.45pm Screening of Peret: The King of the

Gypsy Rumba

8:50pm Ana by DaySATURDAY 4 MAY2:00pm Florianopolis Dream4:10pm Yuli6:30pm The Chambermaid8:45pm The Days to ComeSUNDAY 5 MAY1:30pm The Footballest3:45pm The Good Girls6:00pm Petra8:20pm The Accordionist's SonMONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra: The Land of the Olive Oil8:30pm Champions

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:20pm Common Blood8:45pm The Accordionist's Son

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palace brighton bay 294 Bay Street, Brighton(03) 9596 3590

palace brighton bayFRIDAY 19 APRIL6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm Crime Wave

SATURDAY 20 APRIL1:45pm The Good Girls3:50pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The Longest Night

SUNDAY 21 APRIL 1:30pm Florianopolis Dream3:45pm Carmen & Lola6:00pm Ana by Day8:20pm A March to Remember

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm The Realm

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:20pm Yuli8:45pm Common Blood

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:45pm The Accordionist's Son

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:50pm Common Blood4:15pm Hopelessly Devout6:20pm Tremors8:45pm The Days to Come

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm My Masterpiece

SATURDAY 27 APRIL1:45pm The Footballest4:00pm The Chambermaid6:20pm Petra8:45pm The Uncovering

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:00pm Common Blood

3:20pm The Realm6:00pm Florianopolis Dream8:10pm Looking for a

Boyfriend for my Wife

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba8:45pm The Accordionist's Son

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm Love Beats8:45pm The Days to Come

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm Virgin & Extra:

The Land of the Olive Oil

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm 70 Big Ones

FRIDAY 3 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm Carmen & Lola

SATURDAY 4 MAY1:45pm Tremors4:10pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Ana by Day

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:00pm Yuli3:20pm Champions6:00pm Break8:00pm Rojo

MONDAY 6 MAY6:20pm The Uncovering8:45pm Love Beats

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The Quietude

Visit the website for by popular demand sessions.

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palace cinema como Level 2, Como Centre. Cnr of Toorak Road & Chapel Street, South Yarra. (03) 9827 7533

palace cinema comoFRIDAY 19 APRIL6:15pm The Realm6:30pm Petra8:50pm Carmen & Lola

SATURDAY 20 APRIL2:15pm Break4:20pm Common Blood6:30pm Crime Wave6:45pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm 70 Big Ones

SUNDAY 21 APRIL12:45pm The Uncovering3:10pm Champions3:45pm My Masterpiece5:45pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba6:00pm The Realm8:00pm Tremors

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:15pm The Good Girls6:30pm Champions8:30pm Love Beats

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:15pm The Quietude6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Ana by Day

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:15pm The Quietude6:30pm The Uncovering8:45pm The Longest Night

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:30pm Champions3:50pm The Realm4:00pm Yuli6:15pm Common Blood6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm The Accordionist's

Son

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Florianopolis Dream6:30pm My Masterpiece8:30pm Petra

SATURDAY 27 APRIL1:45pm My Masterpiece4:00pm Crime Wave4:10pm Common Blood6:15pm Champions6:30pm Tremors8:40pm The Realm

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:20pm The Footballest3:30pm Yuli3:40pm Hopelessly Devout5:45pm Ana by Day6:00pm Crime Wave8:00pm The Days to Come

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:15pm Love Beats6:30pm The Good Girls8:30pm Rojo

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:15pm The Projectionist6:30pm Crime Wave8:30pm The Accordionist'sSon

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:15pm Carmen & Lola6:30pm Ana by Day8:30pm Tremors

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:15pm The Realm6:30pm Hopelessly Devout

SPECIAL EVENT6.30pm Moro Masterclass followed by film Virgin & Extra:The Land of the Olive Oil andtasting.

8:50pm ChampionsFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm Common Blood6:30pm Between

Two Waters8:45pm 70 Big Ones

SATURDAY 4 MAY1:30pm The Good Girls3:40pm Petra3:50pm The Realm6:15pm The Uncovering6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm The Quietude

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:30pm The Chambermaid3:45pm Super Crazy4:00pm 70 Big Ones5:45pm Champions6:00pm Crime Wave8:10pm Looking for a


MONDAY 6 MAY6:15pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:30pm A March

to Remember

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:15pm Virgin & Extra:


6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:30pm The Days to Come

Visit the website for by populardemand sessions.

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the kino Lower ground floor, Collins Place. 45 Collins Street, Melbourne (03) 9650 2100

the kinoFRIDAY 19 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm My Masterpiece

SATURDAY 20 APRIL4:00pm The Footballest6:20pm The Uncovering8:45pm Ana by Day

SUNDAY 21 APRIL1:20pm Yuli3:40pm Common Blood6:00pm The Good Girls8:10pm Love Beats

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:30pm Peret: The King of the

Gypsy Rumba8:45pm The Days to Come

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:45pm Looking for a Boyfriend

for my Wife

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm Love Beats

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:45pm Ana by Day4:10pm 70 Big Ones6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Hopelessly Devout

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common Blood

SATURDAY 27 APRIL4:10pm Florianopolis Dream6:20pm Yuli8:45pm The Quietude

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:30pm The Good Girls3:40pm Petra6:00pm Carmen & Lola8:20pm Tremors

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Ana by Day8:45pm A March to Remember

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm The Longest Night

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:20pm Petra8:45pm Between Two Waters

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm The Accordionist's Son8:45pm Rojo

FRIDAY 3 MAY6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm The Uncovering

SATURDAY 4 MAY4:10pm Hopelessly Devout6:15pm Champions8:40pm 70 Big Ones

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:00pm My Masterpiece3:20pm The Realm6:00pm Carmen & Lola8:20pm Tremors

MONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra:

The Land of the Olive Oil8:45pm The Days to Come

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm Champions

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palace westgarth 89 High St, Northcote.(03) 9482 2001

palace westgarthFRIDAY 19 APRIL6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm 70 Big OnesSATURDAY 20 APRIL1:30pm Between Two Waters3:45pm The Quietude6:15pm Champions8:40pm Carmen & LolaSUNDAY 21 APRIL1:30pm The Footballest3:50pm Crime Wave6:00pm Petra8:20pm RojoMONDAY 22 APRIL6:20pm Yuli8:45pm Love BeatsTUESDAY 23 APRIL6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm TremorsWEDNESDAY 24 APRIL

SPECIAL EVENT6:15pm Arrivals for 7:00pm filmSuper Crazy9:10pm The Days to ComeTHURSDAY 25 APRIL1:45pm Petra4:15pm My Masterpiece6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm The RealmFRIDAY 26 APRIL6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm The UncoveringSATURDAY 27 APRIL2:00pm Looking for a

Boyfriend for my Wife4:10pm 70 Big Ones6:30pm Ana by Day

8:45pm Common BloodSUNDAY 28 APRIL1:40pm Crime Wave3:50pm Super Crazy6:00pm Break8:00pm The Accordionist's SonMONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Virgin & Extra:

The Land of the Olive Oil8:30pm The Accordionist's SonTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm A March to RememberWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm The Days to Come8:45pm Love BeatsTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm My MasterpieceSATURDAY 4 MAY1:45pm Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba3:50pm Carmen & Lola6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common BloodSUNDAY 5 MAY1:40pm Florianopolis Dream3:50pm Hopelessly Devout6:00pm The Uncovering8:20pm The Longest NightMONDAY 6 MAY6:20pm Yuli8:45pm Ana by DayTUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm TremorsVisit the website for by popular demand sessions.

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palace central Level 3, Central Park Mall, 28 Broadway, Chippendale(02) 9190 2290

palace centralWEDNESDAY 17 APRIL6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Tremors

THURSDAY 18 APRIL6:30pm Crime Wave8:40pm Common Blood

FRIDAY 19 APRIL6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm 70 Big Ones

SATURDAY 20 APRIL1:10pm The Realm3:45pm The Quietude6:15pm Champions8:40pm Carmen & Lola

SUNDAY 21 APRIL1:45pm The Footballest3:50pm Crime Wave6:00pm Petra8:20pm Rojo

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm Love Beats

TUESDAY 23 APRIL

HISPANIC NIGHT – Palace Platinum6.45pm Drinks and canapés for7.15pm My Masterpiece with main

and dessert

8:45pm Between Two Waters

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm The Days to Come

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:40pm Ana by Day4:00pm Champions6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm The Realm

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm The Uncovering

SATURDAY 27 APRIL2:00pm Looking for a Boyfriend for my Wife4:10pm 70 Big Ones6:30pm Ana by Day8:45pm Common BloodSUNDAY 28 APRIL1:20pm Crime Wave3:30pm Petra6:00pm Break8:00pm The Accordionist's SonMONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Ana by Day8:45pm The Accordionist's SonTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm My Masterpiece

SPECIAL EVENT6.30pm Moro Masterclass followed by film Virgin & Extra: The Land of the Olive Oiland tasting.

8:45pm A March to RememberWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm The Days to Come8:45pm Love BeatsTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm My MasterpieceSATURDAY 4 MAY1:45pm Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba3:50pm Carmen & Lola6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common BloodSUNDAY 5 MAY1:40pm Florianopolis Dream3:50pm Hopelessly Devout6:00pm The Uncovering8:20pm The Longest NightMONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra: The Land of the Olive Oil8:30pm Crime WaveTUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Tremors

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palace norton street 99 Norton Street, Leichhardt(02) 9564 5620

palace norton streetTUESDAY 16 APRIL OPENING NIGHT. 6.30pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film Champions

WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL6:00pm 70 Big Ones6:30pm Crime Wave8:50pm The Uncovering

THURSDAY 18 APRIL6:15pm The Quietude6:20pm My Masterpiece8:45pm 70 Big Ones

FRIDAY 19 APRIL6:15pm The Realm6:30pm Between Two Waters8:50pm Carmen & Lola

SATURDAY 20 APRIL2:15pm Break4:10pm Tremors4:20pm Common Blood6:30pm Crime Wave6:45pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm 70 Big Ones

SUNDAY 21 APRIL12:45pm The Uncovering3:10pm Champions3:45pm My Masterpiece5:45pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba6:00pm The Realm8:00pm Tremors

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:15pm The Good Girls6:30pm Crime Wave8:30pm Love Beats

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:15pm The Realm6:30pm The Quietude8:50pm Ana by Day

WEDNESDAY 24 April6:30pm The Uncovering

SPECIAL EVENT6:15pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film Super Crazy

8:50pm The Longest Night

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:50pm Common Blood3:45pm The Quietude4:15pm My Masterpiece6:15pm Hopelessly Devout6:30pm Looking for a

Boyfriend for my Wife8:45pm The Accordionist's

Son

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Florianopolis Dream6:30pm Champions8:30pm Petra

SATURDAY 27 APRIL1:45pm My Masterpiece4:00pm Crime Wave4:10pm Common Blood6:15pm Champions6:30pm Tremors8:50pm The Realm

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:20pm The Footballest3:30pm Common Blood3:40pm Hopelessly Devout5:45pm Ana by Day6:00pm Crime Wave8:00pm The Days to Come

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:15pm The Good Girls6:30pm Love Beats8:30pm Rojo

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:15pm The Projectionist6:30pm Champions8:30pm The Accordionist's

Son

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:15pm Carmen & Lola6:30pm Ana by Day8:30pm Between Two Waters

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:15pm The Realm6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm Champions

FRIDAY 3 MAY 6:15pm Common Blood6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm 70 Big Ones

SATURDAY 4 MAY1:30pm The Good Girls3:40pm Petra3:50pm The Realm6:15pm The Uncovering6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm The Quietude

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:30pm The Chambermaid3:30pm 70 Big Ones3:45pm Super Crazy5:45pm Champions6:00pm Crime Wave8:10pm Common Blood

MONDAY 6 MAY6:15pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Champions8:30pm A March to

Remember

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:15pm Carmen & Lola6:30pm Virgin & Extra:


8:30pm The Days to Come


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palace verona 17 Oxford Street, Paddington(02) 9360 6099

palace veronaWEDNESDAY 17 APRIL6:15pm Petra6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm Florianopolis Dream

THURSDAY 18 APRIL6:15pm Champions6:15pm Hopelessly Devout8:40pm The Realm

FRIDAY 19 APRIL6:20pm Common Blood6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm The Uncovering

SATURDAY 20 APRIL2:00pm The Footballest4:00pm Petra4:20pm Peret: The King of the

Gypsy Rumba6:20pm The Uncovering6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm Tremors

SUNDAY 21 APRIL1:00pm Hopelessly Devout3:10pm The Realm3:20pm Common Blood5:45pm The Quietude5:45pm Carmen & Lola8:15pm 70 Big Ones

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:20pm Petra6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:45pm Ana by Day

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:00pm The Uncovering6:15pm Champions8:40pm The Days to Come

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:00pm My Masterpiece6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm A March to Remember

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:45pm The Realm4:10pm Crime Wave

4:20pm Hopelessly Devout6:20pm Common Blood6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Love Beats

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:10pm Tremors6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Carmen & Lola

SATURDAY 27 APRIL2:10pm Break4:00pm Petra4:20pm Hopelessly Devout6:20pm Carmen & Lola6:30pm Super Crazy8:45pm Rojo

SUNDAY28 APRIL1:00pm My Masterpiece3:10pm The Realm3:20pm Champions5:45pm Between Two Waters6:00pm The Uncovering8:20pm 70 Big Ones

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:15pm Tremors6:15pm Champions8:40pm Crime Wave

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:20pm The Quietude6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm Tremors

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:15pm Common Blood6:30pm The Accordionist's Son8:45pm The Longest Night

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra: The

Land of the Olive Oil6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Love Beats

FRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm The Realm6:15pm Petra8:50pm Ana by Day

SATURDAY 4 MAY2:00pm Florianopolis Dream3:40pm Champions4:10pm 70 Big Ones6:20pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Tremors8:50pm The Days to Come

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:30pm The Footballest3:30pm Carmen & Lola3:45pm The Good Girls5:45pm The Realm6:00pm Petra8:20pm The Accordionist's Son

MONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm The Projectionist6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:45pm Looking for a Boyfriend

for my Wife

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:20pm Common Blood6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm The Accordionist's Son

WEDNESDAY 8 MAY. CLOSING NIGHT6.45pm Drink on arrival for7:00pm film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown


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TICKET PURCHASEIN CINEMASAt box offices 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until soldout. Cinemas can only sell tickets for theirrespective venues. There are no booking feesfor purchasing tickets at cinema box officeshowever surcharges for credit cards apply.

ONLINEOnline at www.spanishfilmfestival.com (Go tothe Times & Tickets page and select by cinemaor title). All major credit cards accepted(ex.amex & Diners). Booking Fees Apply.

BY PHONETelephone bookings by credit card only(ex Diners), which will be debited at the time ofbooking and must be produced whencollecting tickets. Patrons are encouraged tocollect tickets 30 minutes prior to the sessionto avoid queues. Credit card transactions byphone will incur booking fees. When callingduring busy periods, there may be a delay inanswering the phone. Please try again later, orvisit the website.

TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $19.50Concession* $17.50Palace Movie Club $16.50Palace Golden Movie Club $10.50Children 12 & under $13.00* Eligible Concessions: Full time Students(photo ID required), Senior Citizens, HealthCare Card Holders, Pensioners. Proof ofconcession must be presented at the cinemabox office and/or upon entry to the auditorium.





Multi-film passes are for separate sessions forone person only and can be purchased andredeemed at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW,QLD, ACT & WA at the Box Office. Not availablefor online or phone bookings. Lost or stolenpasses will not be refunded or replaced.

GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more)$10.00 per ticket*

GROUPS (10 people or more) $14.00 per ticket* One teacher admitted free for every 20students.

CANBERRA Group Booking Enquiries: 02 62224908 or [email protected]

Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18years and over unless specified. Festivaltickets, once acquired, are non-refundable andnon-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets willnot be replaced or refunded. All seating isreserved at Palace Electric.


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palace electric NewActon Nishi. 2 Phillip Law Street, CanberraEnquiries: 1300 620 809

palace electricWEDNESDAY 17 APRIL

OPENING NIGHT6:30pm Arrivals for 7:00pm filmChampions

THURSDAY 18 APRIL6:15pm Hopelessly Devout6:30pm My Masterpiece8:30pm Crime Wave

FRIDAY 19 APRIL6:15pm The Realm6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:50pm Common Blood

SATURDAY 20 APRIL1:45pm The Projectionist4:00pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba4:10pm Yuli6:15pm Crime Wave6:30pm Petra8:30pm Break

SUNDAY 21 APRIL1:00pm Hopelessly Devout3:10pm Champions3:50pm Florianopolis Dream5:45pm My Masterpiece6:00pm Looking for aBoyfriend for My Wife8:00pm Ana By Day

MONDAY 22 APRIL6:15pm Between Two Waters6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm The Longest Night

TUESDAY 23 APRIL6:15pm Crime Wave6:30pm Tremors8:30pm Champions

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:15pm The Uncovering

SPECIAL EVENT6:30pm Carmen and Lola followed by tapas, drinks and entertainment

8:45pm 70 Big Ones

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:20pm My Masterpiece3:40pm The Realm3:50pm Champions6:15pm The Quietude6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm 70 Big Ones

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Ana By Day6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm My Masterpiece

SATURDAY 27 APRIL 1:20pm A March to Remember3:30pm The Realm3:40pm Between Two Waters6:15pm Champions6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:40pm The Quietude

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:20pm The Chambermaid3:40pm Crime Wave3:50pm The Good Girls5:45pm Florianopolis Dream6:00pm Common Blood8:00pm The Uncovering

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:15pm The Realm6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm Rojo

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:15pm Champions6:30pm Love Beats8:30pm The Days to Come

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY

SPECIAL EVENT6:15pm Arrivals for 7:00pm filmSuper Crazy

6:30pm Virgin & Extra: TheLand of the Olive Oil

8:30pm The Accordionist's Son

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm Looking for a

Boyfriend for My Wife

FRIDAY 3 MAY6:00pm Champions6:30pm Petra8:40pm Crime Wave8:50pm Carmen & Lola

SATURDAY 4 MAY2:00pm My Masterpiece4:00pm Peret: The King of the

Gypsy Rumba4:20pm Break6:15pm The Uncovering6:30pm Super Crazy8:45pm The Realm

SUNDAY 5 MAY1:15pm The Footballest3:30pm Hopelessly Devout3:40pm Yuli5:45pm Petra6:00pm Looking for a

Boyfriend for My Wife

8:10pm Tremors

MONDAY 6 MAY6:15pm Champions6:15pm My Masterpiece8:40pm Ana By Day

TUESDAY 7 May6:15pm The Quietude6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm The Realm

WEDNESDAY 8 MAY

CLOSING NIGHT. 6.45pm Drink on arrival for 7:00pm film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown


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TICKET PURCHASEIN CINEMASAt box offices 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until soldout. Cinemas can only sell tickets for theirrespective venues. There are no booking feesfor purchasing tickets at cinema box officeshowever surcharges for credit cards apply.

ONLINEOnline at www.spanishfilmfestival.com (Go tothe Times & Tickets page and select by cinemaor title). All major credit cards accepted(ex.amex & Diners). Booking Fees Apply.

BY PHONETelephone bookings by credit card only(ex. Diners), which will be debited at the timeof booking and must be produced whencollecting tickets. Patrons are encouraged tocollect tickets 30 minutes prior to the sessionto avoid queues. Credit card transactions byphone will incur booking fees. When callingduring busy periods, there may be a delay inanswering the phone. Please try again later, orvisit the website.

TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $17.50Concession* $14.00Palace Movie Club $14.00Palace Golden Movie Club $12.00Children 12 & under $13.00*Eligible Concessions: Full time Students(photo ID required), Senior Citizens, HealthCare Card Holders, Pensioners. Proof ofconcession must be presented at the cinemabox office and/or upon entry to the auditorium.





Multi-film passes are for separate sessions forone person only and can be purchased andredeemed at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW,QLD, ACT &WA at the Box Office. Not availablefor online or phone bookings. Lost or stolenpasses will not be refunded or replaced.

GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more)$10.00 per ticket*GROUPS (10 people or more) $14.00 per ticket* One teacher admitted free for every20 students.

BRISBANE Group Booking Enquiries:Charley Greaves (03) 9817 6285 [email protected]

Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18years and over unless specified. Festivaltickets, once acquired, are non-refundable andnon-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets willnot be replaced or refunded. All seating isreserved at Palace Barracks. Seating isunreserved at Palace James St.


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palace barracks 61 Petrie Tce, Brisbane(07) 3367 1356

palace barracksWEDNESDAY 24 APRIL

OPENING NIGHT. 6:30pm Arrivalsfor 7:00pm film Champions

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:45pm Hopelessly Devout3:50pm The Realm6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm The Good GirlsFRIDAY 26 APRIL 6:15pm Champions8:40pm Crime WaveSATURDAY 27 APRIL2:00pm Common Blood4:20pm Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm Ana By DaySUNDAY 28 APRIL12:45pm Crime Wave3:00pm The Realm5:45pm Petra8:10pm The Days to ComeMONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm Love BeatsTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm Virgin & Extra: The

Land of the Olive Oil8:30pm ChampionsWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm Looking for a Boyfriend for my WifeTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm The Uncovering8:50pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The UncoveringSATURDAY 4 MAY1:50pm Yuli4:15pm Crime Wave

6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm Florianopolis DreamSUNDAY 5 MAY1:30pm Break3:30pm Champions6:00pm Hopelessly Devout8:00pm Carmen & LolaMONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm RojoTUESDAY 7 MAY6:00pm Between Two Waters8:50pm ChampionsWEDNESDAY 8 MAY6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:45pm Ana By DayTHURSDAY 9 MAY6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 10 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm My MasterpieceSATURDAY 11 MAY1:30pm Yuli3:50pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common BloodSUNDAY 12 MAY1:30pm The Footballest3:45pm Super Crazy5:50pm Champions8:20pm The Accordionist's SonMONDAY 13 MAY6:30pm A March to Remember8:45pm The Longest NightTUESDAY 14 MAY6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:45pm Tremors


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palace james street 39 James St, Fortitude Valley(07) 3852 4488

palace james streetTHURSDAY 25 APRIL1:45pm Champions4:20pm Crime Wave6:30pm The Uncovering8:50pm 70 Big OnesFRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common BloodSATURDAY 27 APRIL1:45pm Yuli4:15pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Break8:30pm Crime WaveSUNDAY 28 APRIL1:00pm Hopelessly Devout3:00pm Champions5:45pm A March to Remember8:00pm Carmen & LolaMONDAY 29 APRIL6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm RojoTUESDAY30 APRIL6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Ana By DayWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:45pm TremorsTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm The Days to ComeFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm Hopelessly DevoutSATURDAY 4 MAY1:30pm The Footballest3:50pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Between Two WatersSUNDAY 5 MAY1:20pm My Masterpiece3:40pm Crime Wave5:45pm Common Blood8:10pm 70 Big Ones

MONDAY 6 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm TremorsTUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm The Chambermaid8:45pm Love BeatsWEDNESDAY 8 MAY6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm The Accordionist's SonTHURSDAY 9 MAYSPECIAL EVENT6:15pm Arrivals for 7:00pmfilm Super Crazy

9:10pm The Longest NightFRIDAY 10 MAY6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm The UncoveringSATURDAY 11 MAY1:50pm Hopelessly Devout4:00pm Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba6:15pm Champions8:40pm Crime WaveSUNDAY 12 MAY1:00pm Yuli3:20pm The Realm6:00pm Florianopolis Dream8:10pm PetraMONDAY 13 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra: The Land

of the Olive Oil8:30pm Ana By Day

TUESDAY 14 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Looking for a Boyfriend for my Wife

WEDNESDAY 15 MAYCLOSING NIGHT6.45pm Drink on arrival for 7:00pm film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown


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TICKET PURCHASEIN CINEMASAt box offices 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until soldout. Cinemas can only sell tickets for theirrespective venues. There are no booking fees forpurchasing tickets at cinema box offices howeversurcharges for credit cards apply.ONLINEPrint your ticket at home! Online atwww.spanishfilmfestival.com andwww.palacenova.com.au All major credit cardsaccepted (ex.amex & Diners).Booking Fees ApplyMY CINEMA APPFor those on the go, download the freeMy Cinema app for iPhone and Android.Booking fees apply.TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $21.00Concession* $17.50Palace Nova Movie Club $16.50Golden Movie Club $13.00Children 12 & under $13.00* Eligible Concessions: Full time Students (photo IDrequired), Senior Citizens, Health Care CardHolders, Pensioners. Proof of concession must bepresented at the cinema box office and/or uponentry to the auditorium.MULTI-FILM PURCHASEDiscounts available for multi-film purchase.Excludes Opening Night, Closing Night & SpecialEvents.5 FILM PASS Palace Movie Club $70.00 General Admission $80.00 10 FILM PASS Palace Movie Club $130.00 General Admission $150.00 20 FILM PASS Palace Movie Club $240.00 General Admission $280.00 Multi-film passes are for separate sessions for oneperson only and can be purchased and redeemed

at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW, QLD, ACT &WA; Palace Nova Cinema in SA at the Box Office.Not available for online or phone bookings. Lost orstolen passes will not be refunded or replaced.GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more)$10.00 per ticket*GROUPS (10 people or more) $14.00 per ticket* One teacher admitted free for every 20 students.Group Booking Enquiries:[email protected] or (08) 8125 9319

Festival films are restricted to persons aged 18years and over unless specified. Festival tickets,once acquired, are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets will not bereplaced or refunded. All seating is reserved.For censorship information and general festivalconditions, please refer to the website.

palace nova eastend cinemaTUESDAY 23 APRILOPENING NIGHT 6:30pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film ChampionsWEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:30pm Looking for a Boyfriend for my Wife8:45pm Florianopolis Dream

THURSDAY 25 APRIL1:20pm The Realm4:00pm Champions6:30pm The Uncovering8:50pm 70 Big Ones

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common Blood

SATURDAY 27 APRIL1:45pm Yuli4:15pm My Masterpiece6:30pm Break8:30pm Crime Wave


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palace nova prospect cinemas 98 Prospect Road, Prospect (08) 8125 9313

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:00pm Hopelessly

Devout3:00pm Champions5:45pm A March to

Remember8:00pm Carmen & LolaMONDAY 29 APRIL6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm RojoTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm Ana By DayWEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:45pm TremorsTHURSDAY 2 MAY

SPECIAL EVENT6:15pm Arrivals for7:00pm film Super Crazy9:10pm The Longest

NightFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm Hopelessly

DevoutSATURDAY 4 MAY1:30pm The Footballest3:50pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The QuietudeSUNDAY 5 MAY1:20pm My Masterpiece3:40pm Crime Wave5:45 pm Common Blood8:10pm 70 Big OnesMONDAY 6 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm TremorsTUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm The

Chambermaid8:45pm Love Beats

WEDNESDAY 8 MAY6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm The Accordionist's

SonTHURSDAY 9 MAY6:30pm My MasterpieceSPECIAL EVENT6.30pm Moro Masterclass followed by film Virgin &Extra: The Land of theOlive Oil and tasting.8:45pm The Days

to ComeFRIDAY 10 MAY6:30pm Common Blood8:50 pm The UncoveringSATURDAY 11 MAY1:50pm Hopelessly

Devout4:00pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba

6:15pm Champions8:40pm Crime WaveSUNDAY 12 MAY12:45pmYuli3:10pm The Realm5:45pm Florianopolis

Dream8:00pm PetraMONDAY 13 MAY6:30pm Virgin & Extra:


8:30pm Ana By DayTUESDAY 14 MAY6:30pm The Good Girls8:45pm The RealmWEDNESDAY 15 MAY. CLOSING NIGHT6.45pm Drink on arrivalfor 7:00pm film Womenon the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

palace nova prospect cinemasWEDNESDAY 24 APRIL6:15pm The Realm8:50pm 70 Big Ones

THURSDAY 25 APRIL2:00pm Hopelessly

Devout4:15pm Crime Wave6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm The Good GirlsFRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm Crime WaveSATURDAY 27 APRIL2:00pm Common Blood4:20pm Peret: The King

of the Gypsy Rumba

6:30pm Hopelessly Devout

8:30pm Ana By DaySUNDAY 28 APRIL12:45pmCrime Wave3:00pm The Realm5:45pm Petra8:10pm The Days to

ComeMONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm The Projectionist8:45pm Love BeatsTUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm Carmen & Lola8:30pm ChampionsWEDNESDAY 01 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis

Dream8:45pm Hopelessly

DevoutTHURSDAY 2 MAY6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 3 MAY6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The UncoveringSATURDAY 4 MAY1:50pm Yuli4:15pm Crime Wave6:30pm My Masterpiece8:45pm Florianopolis

DreamSUNDAY 5 MAY1:00pm Break3:00pm Champions5:45pm Hopelessly

Devout

8:00pm Carmen & LolaMONDAY 6 MAY6:00 pm Between Two

Waters8:50 pm RojoTUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm Tremors8:50pm Looking for a


WEDNESDAY 8 MAY6:30pm 70 Big Ones8:45pm Ana By DayTHURSDAY 9 MAY6:30pm The Uncovering8:50pm The QuietudeFRIDAY 10 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly

Devout8:30pm My MasterpieceSATURDAY 11 MAY1:30pm Yuli3:50pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common BloodSUNDAY 12 MAY1:20pm The Footballest3:40pm Super Crazy5:45pm Champions8:20pm The Accordionist's

SonMONDAY 13 May6:30 pm A March to

Remember8:45 pm The Longest

NightTUESDAY 14 MAY6:30 pm Virgin & Extra:


8:45 pm Tremors


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TICKET PURCHASEONLINEOnline at www.spanishfilmfestival.com (Go tothe Times & Tickets page and select by cinemaor title). All major credit cards accepted(ex.amex & Diners). Booking Fees Apply.

IN CINEMASAt box offices 11.00am to 8.30pm daily until soldout. Cinemas can only sell tickets for theirrespective venues. There are no booking feesfor purchasing tickets at cinema box officeshowever surcharges for credit cards apply.

TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $19.50Concession* $16.50Palace Movie Club $15.50Palace Golden Movie Club $15.00Children 12 & under $13.00* Eligible Concessions: Full time Students(photo ID required), Senior Citizens, HealthCare Card Holders, Pensioners. Proof ofconcession must be presented at the cinemabox office and/or upon entry to the auditorium.





Multi-film passes are for separate sessions forone person only and can be purchased andredeemed at any Palace Cinema in VIC, NSW,QLD, ACT & WA at the Box Office. Not availablefor online or phone bookings. Lost or stolenpasses will not be refunded or replaced.

GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more)$10.00 per ticket*GROUPS (10 people or more) $14.00 per ticket* One teacher admitted free for every 20students.

Perth Group Booking Enquiries:[email protected] films are restricted to persons aged 18years and over unless specified. Festivaltickets, once acquired, are non-refundable andnon-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets willnot be replaced or refunded. All seating isunreserved. For censorship information and general festivalconditions, please refer to the website.


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palace cinema paradiso 164 James Street, Northbridge(08) 6559 0490 (enquiries only)

palace cinema paradisoWEDNESDAY 24 APRILOPENING NIGHT6.30pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film Champions

THURSDAY 25 APRIL (ANZAC DAY)1:30pm My Masterpiece3:50pm The Realm6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Hopelessly Devout

FRIDAY 26 APRIL6:15pm Champions8:40pm Common Blood

SATURDAY 27 APRIL1:30pm A March to Remember3:45pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm The Uncovering

SUNDAY 28 APRIL1:10pm The Chambermaid3:30pm My Masterpiece5:45pm The Good Girls8:00pm The Longest Night

MONDAY 29 APRIL6:30pm Love Beats8:30pm The Days to Come

TUESDAY 30 APRIL6:30pm The Accordionist's Son8:45pm The Realm

WEDNESDAY 1 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly Devout8:30pm Florianopolis Dream

THURSDAY 2 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm The Realm

FRIDAY 3 MAY6:20pm Yuli8:45pm Tremors

SATURDAY 4 MAY2:00pm The Footballest4:20pm Looking for a Boyfriend for my Wife6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Champions


SUNDAY 5 MAY1:00pm The Projectionist3:15pm Yuli5:45pm Between Two Waters8:40pm Rojo

MONDAY 6 MAY6:20pm The Quietude8:50pm Carmen & Lola

TUESDAY 7 MAY6:30pm Common Blood8:50pm The Uncovering

WEDNESDAY 8 MAY6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Ana By Day

THURSDAY 9 MAYSPECIAL EVENT6.15pm Arrivals for 7:00pm film Super Crazy9:10pm My Masterpiece

FRIDAY 10 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis Dream8:45pm The Quietude

SATURDAY 11 MAY2:15pm Virgin & Extra: The Land of the Olive Oil4:20pm Peret: The King of the Gypsy Rumba6:30pm Break8:30pm Carmen & Lola

SUNDAY 12 MAY12:45pm70 Big Ones3:00pm Champions5:45pm Hopelessly Devout8:00pm Tremors

MONDAY 13 MAY6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common Blood

TUESDAY 14 MAY6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm My Masterpiece

WEDNESDAY 15 MAY.

CLOSING NIGHT6.45pm Arrival for 7:00pm ScreeningWomen on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

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TICKET PURCHASEONLINEOnline atwww.spanishfilmfestival.com All major credit cards accepted(ex. Amex & Diners). BookingFees Apply.

IN CINEMASAt box offices 11.00am to 8.30pmdaily. No booking fees forpurchasing tickets at box officesbut surcharges for credit cardsapply.

TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $21.00Concession* $16.00Palace Movie Club $16.00Palace Golden Movie Club $13.50Children 12 & under $13.00

*Eligible Concessions: Full timeStudents, Senior Citizens, HealthCare Card, Pensioners. Proof ofconcession must be presentedupon entry to the auditorium.

MULTI-FILM PURCHASEDiscounts available for multi-filmpurchase. Excludes OpeningNight, Closing Night & SpecialEvents.5 FILM PASS Palace Movie Club $70.00 General Admission $80.00 10 FILM PASS Palace Movie Club $130.00 General Admission $150.00


Multi-film passes are forseparate sessions for one

person only and can bepurchased and redeemed at anyPalace Cinema at the Box Office.Not available for online or phonebookings. Lost or stolen passeswill not be refunded or replaced.

GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students ormore) $10.00 per ticket*GROUPS (10 people or more) $14.00 per ticket* One teacher admitted free forevery 20 students.

Byron Bay Group BookingEnquiries:[email protected]

For censorship information andgeneral festival conditions,please refer to the website.

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palace byron bayFRIDAY 10 MAY.

OPENING NIGHT6.30pm Arrivals for7:00pm film Champions

SATURDAY 11 MAY1:30pm A March to

Remember3:45pm Petra6:15pm The Realm8:50pm Common Blood

SUNDAY 12 MAY1:10pm The

Chambermaid3:30pm My

Masterpiece5:45pm The Good Girls8:00pm The Longest

Night

MONDAY 13 MAY6:30pm Love Beats8:30pm The Days To

Come

TUESDAY 14 MAY6:30pm The

Accordionist's Son

8:45pm The Realm

WEDNESDAY 15 MAY6:30pm Hopelessly

Devout8:30pm Florianopolis

DreamTHURSDAY 16 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm My

Masterpiece

FRIDAY 17 MAY6:30pm Super Crazy8:45pm Tremors

SATURDAY 18 MAY2:00pm The Footballest4:20pm Looking For A

Boyfriend For My Wife

6:30pm Crime Wave 8:45pm Champions

SUNDAY 19 MAY1:00pm The

Projectionist3:15pm The Realm5:45pm Between

Two Waters 8:40pm Rojo

MONDAY 20 MAY6:20pm The Quietude8:45pm Carmen & Lola

TUESDAY 21 MAY6:20pm Common Blood8:45pm The Uncovering

WEDNESDAY 22 MAY6:30pm Crime Wave8:45pm Ana By Day

THURSDAY 23 MAY6:15pm Champions8:40pm The Realm

FRIDAY 24 MAY6:30pm Florianopolis

Dream8:45pm The Quietude

SATURDAY 25 MAY2:00pm Virgin & Extra:


4:10pm 70 Big Ones 6:30pm Break8:45pm Carmen & Lola

SUNDAY 26 MAY2:20pm Peret:

The King of the Gypsy Rumba

4:30pm Hopelessly Devout

CLOSING NIGHT6.45pm Drink on arrival for 7:00pm filmWomen on the Verge ofa Nervous Breakdown

Visit the website for by popular demand ses-sions.

palace byron bay 108 Jonson Street, Byron Bay, NSW(02) 6680 8555

session times ticket prices & booking

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TICKET PURCHASEONLINEOnline at www.spanishfilmfestival.com orwww.statecinema.com.au. All major credit cardsaccepted (Ex.amex & Diners). Booking FeesApply.

IN CINEMASAt Box Offices 9.30am - 8.30pm daily until soldout.

TICKET PRICESGENERAL ADMISSIONAdult $20.50Concession* $18.50* Eligible Concessions: Full time Students (photoID required), Senior Citizens, Health Care CardHolders, Pensioners. Proof of concession mustbe presented at the cinema box office and/orupon entry to the auditorium.

MULTI-FILM PURCHASEDiscounts available for multi-film purchase.Excludes Opening Night.

5 FILM PASS General Admission $82.50State Members $72.50Multi-film passes are five admissions to festivalsessions, maximum one admission per film. Theymust be purchased and redeemed at the boxoffice for session tickets. Bookings can be madeonline once a pass is purchased.

GROUP BOOKINGSSCHOOL GROUPS (20 students or more)$13.50 per ticket*GROUPS (10 people or more) $15.50per ticket*One teacher admitted free for every 20 students.

Hobart Group Booking Enquiries:www.statecinema.com.au/Page/Groups-HireFestival films are restricted to persons aged 18years and over unless specified. Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or stolen tickets will not be

replaced or refunded. All seating is unreserved. For censorship information and general festivalconditions, please refer to the website.

OPENING NIGHT DETAILSJoin us for a drink on arrival before the screeningof the ultimate feel-good film Champions starringJavier Gutiérrez. All tickets: $25.50State Cinema. Thursday 2 May5.30pm Drink on arrival for 6.00pm screening

THURSDAY 02 May OPENING NIGHT5.30pm Drink on arrival for 6:00pm film Champions.

8:45pm My MasterpieceFRIDAY 03 May6:00pm Crime Wave8:30pm 70 Big OnesSATURDAY 04 May10:30am Hopelessly Devout12:50pm Petra3:30pm The Quietude6:15pm The Uncovering8:50pm Carmen & LolaSUNDAY 05 May10:30am Virgin & Extra: The Land of the Olive Oil1:00pm Crime Wave3:30pm My Masterpiece6:00pm Common BloodMONDAY 06 MAY6:00pm TremorsTUESDAY 07 MAY5:50pm Petra8:30pm Between Two WatersWEDNESDAY 08 MAY6:00pm Champions8:45pm The Longest Night

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