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It Ends With Us
(131 mins, 2024) M Domestic violence & sexual violence references
Drama/romance staring
Blake Lively, set in Boston.
Thursday 19th September
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We Were Dangerous
(82 mins, 2024) M Offensive Language
Winning the Special Jury Prize at SXSW this year, Josephine Stewart-Te Whiuβs electric debut launched the NZ film festival with a fiery trio of delinquent schoolgirls railing against the colonial system in 1950s New Zealand.
Friday 13th September
Saturday 14th September
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The Sitting Duck
(121 mins, 2022, subtitled) M Sexual violence references & offensive language
True story
about a union rep. of a nuclear powerhouse who became a whistleblower.
Tuesday 17th September
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The Edge of the Blade
(100 mins, 2023 ) Subtitled M Violence
A 2023 French swashbuckling historical drama set in the 1880s. It follows a feminist swordswoman who requests the services of a renowned fencing master to help prepare to defend her honour.
Saturday 14th September
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A Great Friend
(95 mins, 2023) (subtitled) PG Violence, coarse language & sexual references
This French buddy comedy reveals a delightful odd-couple dynamic. Through fiery arguments, abundant grimaces, suppressed emotions and shared omelets.
Friday 13th September
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Ghostlight
(115 mins, 2024) M Offensive language & suicide references
When a construction worker unexpectedly joins a local theater's production of Romeo and Juliet, the drama onstage starts to mirror his own life. Nominated for the Audience Award at SXSW.
Friday 20th September
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Ka Whawhai Tonu
(114 min, 2024) M Violence, offensive language & content that may disturb 'Subtitled'
Set in Aotearoa New Zealand in 1864, Ka Whawhai Tonu tells the story of a pivotal battle in the first New Zealand land wars in the Waikato region.
Friday 13th September
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The Mountain
(89 mins, 2024) PG Parental guidance is recommended for younger viewers
A heartfelt drama about three children on a mission to find healing under the watchful eye of Taranaki Maunga and discover friendship in the spirit of adventure.
Sunday 15th September
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Top Hat
(101 mins, 1935) G
This 1935 classic starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers is widely regarded as the dance pair's best
film.
Thursday 19th September
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Home Kills
(110 mins, 2023) R16 Violence & offensive language, New Zealand
When youβre drowning in debt, struggling to keep the whΔnau βhome killsβ business alive, starting a family, and donβt even have money to buy toilet paper, you resort to drastic measures. In Haydn Butlerβs Home Kills, screening in the 2023 WhΔnau MΔrama International Film Festival, brothers Tom (Cameron Jones) and Mark (Josh McKenzie) find a solution by switching livestock for human lives.
Saturday 14th September
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Perfect Days
(124 mins, 2023) M Nudity 'Subtitled'
Japanese screen legend Koji Yakusho delivers a Cannes award-winning performance in this Wim Wenders feature about a humble janitor. Nominated for the 2023 Palme d'Or.