Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Wonder Woman:
Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

The Witches
A young boy and his grandmother have a run-in with a coven of witches and their leader.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

The Dry:
A cop returns to his hometown to face the demons of his past after his childhood friend dies in a gruesome murder-suicide.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

News of the World
A Texan traveling across the wild West bringing the news of the world to local townspeople, agrees to help rescue a young girl who was kidnapped.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

The Dry:
A cop returns to his hometown to face the demons of his past after his childhood friend dies in a gruesome murder-suicide.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

The Croods 2
After leaving their cave, the Croods encounter their biggest threat since leaving: another family, who claim to be better and evolved. But after Eep and the Bettermans’ only daughter escape, the two families must put aside their differences to save them.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

With unfettered access to the Zappa Vault, and the archival footage contained within, Zappa explores the private life behind the mammoth musical career that never shied away from the political turbulence of its time.

Trippy, critical lyrics and a boundless musical sense of adventure were two of the basic elements of Frank Zappa’s artistic universe. The self-taught virtuoso with the unmistakable moustache could play any instrument and released over 60 albums during his far too short life. The director Alex Winter has been given unique access to Zappa’s personal treasure trove of an archive, and what he has found has been turned into a hugely entertaining and wildly inspiring film. Completely in Zappa’s maximalist spirit. For if there was one thing that united his unruly opus, it was the defence of artistic freedom, whatever the cost may be. (CPH:DOX)

“There’s material here that even the most obsessive Zappa devotee has never seen, yet it’s presented in such a way that it just might inspire a new generation of fans.” — Boston Hassle

Co-presented with Groovescooter.

Zappa is screening as part of Antenna Selects, a curated selection of physical screenings and events, bringing Sydney audiences some of the best international documentary premieres right through to May 2021.

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Wonder Woman 1984
Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Dirty Dancing
Expecting the usual tedium that accompanies a summer in the Catskills with her family, 17-year-old Frances ‘Baby’ Houseman is surprised to find herself stepping into the shoes of a professional hoofer—and unexpectedly falling in love.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Star Wars A New Hope
Luke Skywalker joins forces with a Jedi Knight, a cocky pilot, a Wookiee and two droids to save the galaxy from the Empire’s world-destroying battle station, while also attempting to rescue Princess Leia from the mysterious Darth Vader.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Howl’s Moving Castle
When Sophie, a shy young woman, is cursed with an old body by a spiteful witch, her only chance of breaking the spell lies with a self-indulgent yet insecure young wizard and his companions in his legged, walking castle.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Grease
Australian good girl Sandy and greaser Danny fell in love over the summer. But when they unexpectedly discover they’re now in the same high school, will they be able to rekindle their romance despite their eccentric friends?

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Wild Mountain Thyme
A pair of star-crossed lovers in Ireland get caught up in their family’s land dispute.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Rams
A decades-long feud between two sheep farming brothers comes to a head when disaster strikes their flocks.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Star Wars Empire Strikes Back
The 40th Anniversary! After the Rebels are brutally overpowered by the Empire on the ice planet Hoth, Luke Skywalker begins Jedi training with Yoda, while his friends are pursued by Darth Vader and a bounty hunter named Boba Fett all over the galaxy.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Penguin Bloom
A family takes in an injured Magpie that makes a profound difference in their lives.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Star Wars Return of the Jedi
After a daring mission to rescue Han Solo from Jabba the Hutt, the Rebels dispatch to Endor to destroy the second Death Star. Meanwhile, Luke struggles to help Darth Vader back from the dark side without falling into the Emperor’s trap.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Wonder Woman 1984
Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

The Dry
A cop returns to his hometown to face the demons of his past after his childhood friend dies in a gruesome murder-suicide.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sergio is a Chilean spy. Sort of. At least, he is offered the role of one after a casting session organized by Detective Romulo, a private investigator who needs a credible mole to infiltrate a retirement home. Romulo’s client, the concerned daughter of a resident, suspects her mother is being abused and hires him to find out what is really happening.

However, Sergio is 83, not 007, and not an easy trainee when it comes to technology and spying techniques. But he is a keen student, looking for ways to distract himself after recently losing his wife. What could be a better distraction than some undercover spy action? While gathering intelligence, Sergio grows close to several residents and realizes that the menacing truth beneath the surface is not what anyone had suspected.

Maite Alberdi’s The Mole Agent is a stylish combination of an observational documentary and a spy movie, with sleek camerawork and wonderfully watchable characters. It’s a unique meditation on compassion and loneliness that will infiltrate your heart and never let go. (Sundance Film Festival)

The Mole Agent is screening as part of Antenna Selects, a curated selection of physical screenings and events, bringing Sydney audiences some of the best international documentary premieres right through to May 2021.

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Spirited Away
During her family’s move to the suburbs, a sullen 10-year-old girl wanders into a world ruled by gods, witches, and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface. This unique collection of short films from around the globe document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

The films feature captivating cinematography, complete with awe-inspiring underwater scenes and fast-paced wave sequences that have been captured from unbelievable vantage points.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

Diver and Hammerhead image: Emma Casagrande

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Promising Young Woman
A young woman haunted by a tragedy in her past takes revenge on the predatory men unlucky enough to cross her path.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface. This unique collection of short films from around the globe document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

The films feature captivating cinematography, complete with awe-inspiring underwater scenes and fast-paced wave sequences that have been captured from unbelievable vantage points.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

Diver and Hammerhead image: Emma Casagrande

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface. This unique collection of short films from around the globe document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

The films feature captivating cinematography, complete with awe-inspiring underwater scenes and fast-paced wave sequences that have been captured from unbelievable vantage points.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

Diver and Hammerhead image: Emma Casagrande

#JFFClassics2020 returns to Art Gallery of NSW(AGNSW) with a #free 35mm and 16mm film program. This year’s program, PROVOCATION AND DISRUPTION: RADICAL JAPANESE FILMMAKING FROM THE 1960S TO THE 2000S, celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities.
Screening from 6 Feb – 3 Mar 2021.

For the full line-up and schedule visit: www.japanesefilmfest.net

[HOW TO GET YOUR TICKET]
Tickets available outside the Domain Theatre from one hour before each screening.
A limited release of early bird tickets can be booked in advance online via Qtix from Wednesday 20 January 10am.

[ABOUT THE PROGRAM]
PROVOCATION & DISRUPTION celebrates boundary-shattering films through Japanese cinematic history, notoriously recognised for their offbeat, rebellious and eye-opening qualities. With a spotlight on some of Japan’s leading experimental filmmakers working within the zeitgeist of their time, this series presents the visually audacious and sonically shocking—from Japanese New Wave and avant-garde activity during the 1960s and 1970s to gritty cyberpunk and brilliant psychedelic expressions of the late 1980s and early 2000s.

This free Classics program is part of the annual Japanese Film Festival presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney and made possible by The Japan Foundation Film Library.

[DATES & VENUE]
8-27 January
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Queensland 4101, Australia

Sunset Cinema North Sydney is back at North Sydney Oval! Experience this film outdoors, under the stars 🍿
Bean bags, popcorn & snacks, your complete cinema experience is bringing you summer bliss.

Bohemian Rhapsody
Rock ‘n’ roll band Queen take the music world by storm in 1970. Hit songs become instant classics. When Mercury’s increasingly wild lifestyle starts to spiral out of control, Queen soon faces its greatest challenge yet – finding a way to keep the band together amid the success and excess.

Gates Open: 6:30PM
Film Starts From Last Light

Food truck, snack bar and bar available onsite, Sunset Cinema is a cashless event.
Pack a picnic and BYO food & soft drink/water. No BYO alcohol, Sunset Cinema is a licensed event.

Sunset Cinema has implemented procedures to ensure your safety, all patron agree to adhere to these upon entry. If you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate, you must not attend Sunset Cinema.

Full program & event info on our website.
https://www.sunsetcinema.com.au/north-sydney/

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface. This unique collection of short films from around the globe document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

The films feature captivating cinematography, complete with awe-inspiring underwater scenes and fast-paced wave sequences that have been captured from unbelievable vantage points.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

Diver and Hammerhead image: Emma Casagrande