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| BEST OF SASSA SCREENINGS Mercury Cinema Bookings recommended Tickets: $11 and $9 (conc) per session ph 8410 0979 9-530 Mon-Fri
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| Best of SASSA Screening Session 1 Friday 16 February 7:30pm |
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Extreme Makeover (animation): Production line makeover - cheap but not necessarily cheerful! |
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Moon Man (animation): Before the moon was in the sky, it was a man. He had two wives and two sons. He trusted the boys to hunt for the tribe, but they ate the catch. Moon sought his revenge. |
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Hands Free (comedy): A teenager reminisces about the incredible impact that his hands free kit has had on his life and those around him. |
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Love You Mum (drama): Belle's terminally ill mother begs her daughter to end her suffering. Sister Evans proposes a solution but would she be branded saint or monster? |
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My Last 10 Hours with You (drama): Two men together until the sun rises. At 6am Jeremy is leaving. Mark is staying. Over one hot night they wait it out ... |
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But We Are Strong (documentary): Five compelling stories of resilience and strength, told by women and young girls affected by the civil war in Sierra Leone. |
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Laveredere (comedy): Carmen needs a swift lesson in Romanian tradition and convention to wean her off the unruly Australian influence; and Angela has organised just the man to teach her. |
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Detached (comedy): Dave's girlfriend is having an abortion so it's decision time. Should they keep it? Would he be a good dad? And where's his big toe? |
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Emma Hack: From Body to Brush (documentary): An artistically crafted insight into an extrodinary painter: Emma Hack: From Brush to Body is a look into the world of Body Art. |
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Stanley & Dean (animation): With revenge on their minds and nothing in their wallets, inept brothers Stanley and Dean set out on a road trip. |
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Errorism: A Comedy of Terrors (animation): Terry, the world's most unsuccessful terrorist is back and more unsuccessful than ever! |
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The Swimming Lesson (drama): 1959 in the town of Pt Augusta, teenager Mae and her best friend Louise lead an unpromising and promiscuous life with their boyfriends but when Hollywood stars arrive in town to feature in a new motion picture The Sundowners, Mae's life is changed forever... |
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Best Of SASSA Screening Session 2 Sat 17 Feb 7:30 |
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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow (drama): Three friends get more than they bargained for when they rob the home of a wealthy client. |
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The Curse (animation): An old woman nurses her sick son who has been cursed by a WitchDoctor. The Witch Doctor summons the spirit of Nomorrodor to spread the curse. |
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Whirlpool (animation): The Freshwater and Saltwater People of Arnhem Land battle over a Freshwater woman. A chase conjures a giant serpent - who must be respected. |
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Street Press (documentary): Part humourous mayhem, part fond goodbyes, Street Press follows Andrew P Streets last days as music editor of Australia's only independent Street Press, dB Magazine. |
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Aunty Joan's Friendly Grotto (comedy): When Mike finds a hundred dollar bill under the tyre of a car, he soon learns the true meaning of patience. |
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Yellow (drama): When a taxi driver finds himself parked outside the house where his passenger's wife is having an affair, the meter ticks and time stands still. |
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Full Honeymoon (comedy): When your new wife is a werewolf it could really be a case of til death do us part. |
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Blake Stone (comedy): This modern film-noir packs bullets, bruises, broken bones, booze and a bad-ass P.I. named Stone. Blake Stone. |
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Without Permission (documentary): As the caretaker of sacred lands a Ngarrindjeri elder fulfills his cultural obligation to expose the truth about stolen Aboriginal remains. |
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A Shift in Perception (documentary): An experimental, humanistic and informal examination of living with blindness. Conversations with three women invite the viewer to celebrate the beauty of the unique perspectives. |
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Love You Mum (drama): Belle's terminally ill mother begs her daughter to end her suffering. Sister Evans proposes a solution but would she be branded saint or monster? |
| Best Of SASSA Screening Session 3 Fri 2 March 7:30 |
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The Wish (drama): Even in your darkest hour you can be given a second chance? |
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Swimming Lesson (drama): 1959 in the town of Pt Augusta, teenager Mae and her best friend Louise lead an unpromising and promiscuous life with their boyfriends. But when Hollywood stars arrive in town to feature in a new motion picture The Sundowners, Mae's life is changed forever... |
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Bush Tucker (animation): Starving escaped convicts in Van Diemens Land waste no time working out what will be first on the menu. |
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The Masterpiece (comedy): An artist skyrockets to stardom when a prominent art critic takes a liking to one of his works, for all the wrong reasons. |
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My Identified Life (documentary): Incorporating archival footage and animation, this doco is a profile of Australia's foremost UFO investigator and Adelaide icon, 86 year old Colin Norris. |
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Joyeux Anniversaire Maman (comedy): Guillaume is a french born singer songwriter, now residing in Adelaide. He has made a video to send to his mum in France for her birthday showing his life in Adelaide. |
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Disappointment (experimental): An experimental, nocturnal and disturbingly bent journey through the streets, rivers and dark parklands of Adelaide. |
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But We Are Strong (documentary): Five compelling stories of resilience and strength, told by women and young girls affected by the civil war in Sierra Leone. |
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Whirlpool (animation): The Freshwater and Saltwater People of Arnhem Land battle over a Freshwater woman. A chase conjures a giant serpent - who must be respected. |
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The Curse (animation): An old woman nurses her sick son who has been cursed by a Witch Doctor. The Witch Doctor summons the spirit of Nomorrodor to spread the curse. |
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My Last 10 Hours with You (drama): Two men together until the sun rises. At 6am Jeremy is leaving. Mark is staying. Over one hot night they wait it out ..
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